BNI IOL-727-S51-P012 / BNI IOL-728-S51-P012
Network interface – Analog hub
5
Installation and connection
5.1
Installation
For dimensions, see Fig. 4-1 on page 8.
You can find mounting accessories under
www.balluff.com on the product page.
► Fasten the module with 2 M6 screws and a tightening
torque of 3 Nm using the mounting holes (see Fig. 4-2
on page 8).
Requirements for complying with the protection
classes:
For IP68/IP69K, all plugs and caps must be properly
connected and the tightening torque of 0.6 Nm must be
observed (see data sheets of connectors and caps).
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5.2
Electrical connection
5.2.1
Power supply
NOTICE
Unwanted voltage dips
Non-separated electric circuits of the power supplies for
sensor and actuator can lead to unwanted voltage dips
of the sensor supply when switching actuators.
► Fuse the power supplies for sensors and actuators
separately.
► Make sure that the power supply of the device is
sufficiently dimensioned to cover start-up and peak
currents and design the fuse protection concept
accordingly.
NOTICE
Overcurrent
Defective or missing fuses in the power supply for sensor
and actuator will damage them.
► Use a fuse or an intelligent power supply (current
monitoring designed for a maximum of 4 A).
► Connect the protective earth conductor to the FE
terminal.
► Connect the incoming IO-Link line to the sensor hub.
For UL: Observe cord requirements and power
supply requirements (see chapter 10.7.2 on
page 21)!
The supply voltage for the module is provided via the
IO-Link interface from the higher-level IO-Link master.
There are two different supply voltages: U
–
U
supplies the module and also the connected
S
sensors.
–
U
is the supply for the digital outputs (only on
A
BNI IOL-727-S51-P012).
and U
:
S
A