Universal Input Capability:

The 2500M/AO2UNIV module offers universal input support, making it versatile and suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. It is capable of handling digital signals from various sources with flexibility and ease.

High-Speed Response:

The module is designed to provide high-speed digital input processing, ensuring rapid response times for critical systems that require real-time data collection and control.

Compact and Robust Design:

Featuring a compact, space-saving design, the module is ideal for environments where space is limited. Its rugged construction ensures durability in industrial settings, withstanding vibration, shock, and other harsh conditions.

Easy Integration:

The 2500M/AO2UNIV integrates seamlessly with EUROTHERM controllers, process control systems, and other automation equipment, simplifying system setup and reducing installation time.

Versatile I/O Connectivity:

The module supports a wide range of input signals, including on/off and other digital signals, making it highly adaptable for a variety of industrial applications such as sensors, limit switches, or emergency stop circuits.

Process Control Systems:

Used to monitor and control processes in industries such as chemical, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, and oil & gas. The module gathers digital signals from sensors or field devices (like limit switches) and transmits them for precise control of production lines, batch processes, and other industrial operations.

Industrial Automation:

Essential in automated systems for tasks such as machine monitoring, automated assembly lines, and robotics. The module collects on/off digital signals from various field devices to ensure smooth integration into automated control systems, helping increase efficiency and reduce human intervention.

Safety and Alarm Systems:

Employed in safety-critical applications, such as monitoring emergency stop circuits, limit switches, and interlock systems. The module ensures safe and reliable performance of machines by collecting critical digital signals and helping to activate safety protocols in case of anomalies or emergencies.