Description
The Schneider Electric 140-DDO-353-01 is a high-current DC output module designed for use in industrial automation control systems. It provides 16 A switching capability at 24 VDC across multiple output channels for driving field devices. This module is engineered for reliable operation in extended temperature environments.
Technical Specifications
| Condition |
New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand |
Schneider Electric |
| Category |
Industrial Control |
| Part Number |
140-DDO-353-01 |
| Subcategory |
Output Modules |
| Product Type |
DC Output Module |
| Output Voltage |
24 VDC |
| Output Current |
16 A |
| Channel Configuration |
4 × 8 channels |
| Number of Outputs |
32 |
| Output Type |
Digital DC |
| Operating Temperature |
-40 to +85 °C |
| Application |
DC load switching |
| System Integration |
Industrial control systems |
| Weight |
1.7 lbs |
Information About 140-DDO-353-01
The 140-DDO-353-01 is an output module manufactured by Schneider Electric for distributed and centralized control architectures. It is designed to interface control systems with DC-powered actuators and loads through multiple grouped output channels. The module supports harsh operating conditions, with a wide temperature range suitable for demanding industrial installations. Its construction and electrical ratings make it appropriate for applications requiring high-current DC output control.
Key Features:
- High-Current DC Output Module: Designed to switch DC loads at elevated current levels.
- 24 VDC Output Rating: Compatible with standard industrial DC control voltages.
- 16 Amp Switching Capacity: Supports high-load output applications.
- Multi-Channel Configuration: Provides 4 groups of 8 output channels for flexible control.
- Wide Temperature Range: Rated for operation from -40 to +85 °C.
- Industrial Automation Compatibility: Intended for integration within Schneider Electric control systems.
The 140-DDO-353-01 delivers the reliability and precision required for high-current DC output control in industrial automation environments.