Schneider DAP 106 – Digital Output Module

The Schneider DAP 106 is a high-quality digital output module designed for use in industrial automation systems. This module ensures precise control and reliable performance for digital output applications in various automation tasks. It is compatible with Schneider’s automation platforms and ideal for managing outputs across different types of systems.

Key Features of the Schneider DAP 106 Digital Output Module

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Model: DAP 106
• Product Type: Digital Output Module
• Series: Modicon Series
• Output Type: Digital Output
• Channels: 8 Channels
• Voltage Range: 24V DC
• Current Rating: 0.5 A per channel
• Mounting Type: DIN Rail Mountable
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
• Dimensions: 90mm x 70mm x 60mm
• Weight: Approx. 0.3 kg

The Schneider DAP 106 provides 8 digital output channels, with each channel supporting 24V DC output and a current rating of up to 0.5 A per channel. Its DIN rail mounting feature makes it easy to install in industrial control panels. This module is ideal for controlling various digital devices in industrial processes, ensuring seamless integration with automation systems.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the Schneider DAP 106 Digital Output Module?

The Schneider DAP 106 offers efficient and reliable control of digital outputs in automation systems. With 8 digital output channels and a 24V DC voltage range, it ensures the precise operation of devices such as actuators, solenoids, and relays. This makes it a valuable component for manufacturing lines, process control, and other industrial applications requiring digital outputs.

Its DIN rail mountable design simplifies installation, making the DAP 106 suitable for both new and existing control systems. Moreover, its robust temperature range of -20°C to +60°C ensures reliable operation even in harsh industrial environments.

Applications

• Industrial Automation: Ideal for controlling digital devices such as actuators, solenoids, and relays in automation systems.
• Manufacturing: Used to control machinery and devices on the factory floor.
• Process Control: Perfect for systems where digital outputs are required for precise operation.
• Control Panels: Fits seamlessly into control panels for efficient system management.

Conclusion

The Schneider DAP 106 digital output module is a reliable, high-performance component for industrial automation systems. Its 8 channels and 24V DC output make it ideal for controlling various digital devices. Whether used in new systems or for upgrades to existing systems, it offers dependable and efficient performance for controlling digital outputs.