Product Details
Product Description
The TSXSCPCM4030 is a 3-meter communication cable from Schneider Electric, designed for isolated RS422/485 tap link connections. It provides a robust and reliable connection for Modicon Premium automation systems and features an integrated passive junction box to simplify installation in industrial environments.
This cable ensures consistent Modbus communication while reducing wiring complexity and minimizing signal interference.
Specifications
• Cable Length: 3 meters
• Electrical Connection: Flying leads for flexible and secure wiring
• Communication Protocol: Modbus RS422/485, character mode
• Net Weight: 0.16 kg
• Product Category: Modbus connecting cable
• Product Range: Modicon Premium automation platform
• Application: RS422/485 isolated tap link connections
• Dimensions: Height 3.0 cm, Width 19.0 cm, Length 20.5 cm
• Packaging Weight: 0.225 kg
Features and Compatibility
• Accessory Type: Modbus connection cable for isolated tap links
• Integrated Passive Junction Box: Simplifies installation and reduces field wiring errors
• Compatibility: Works with TSXSCP114, TSXSCA50 modules
• Reliable Performance: Ensures stable signal transfer in industrial environments
• Flexible Design: Flying leads provide adaptable connection options
Applications
The TSXSCPCM4030 is ideal for connecting multiple Modicon Premium PLC modules through isolated RS422/485 networks. It is widely used in control cabinets, field junctions, and distributed control systems where robust communication and simplified installation are required.
FAQ
Q: Can the TSXSCPCM4030 be used for longer distances?
A: The standard length is 3 meters, suitable for typical cabinet-to-junction box connections. Longer lengths may require signal repeaters or custom orders.
Q: Which modules are compatible with this cable?
A: Compatible with TSXSCP114 and TSXSCA50 modules for Modicon Premium systems.
Q: Does the cable support character mode Modbus communication?
A: Yes, it fully supports standard Modbus character mode for RS422/485 networks.
Additional Information
- 100% Genuine Parts: All products are original and authentic, ensuring reliable industrial performance.
- 30-Day Refund Guarantee: Return any in-stock item within 30 days in original, unopened packaging for a full refund (excluding shipping and fees).
- 12-Month Warranty: Covers defects in materials or workmanship; excludes misuse, normal wear, or unauthorized modifications.
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- Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.
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