Operating Voltage:24V DC

Current Consumption:Less than 5mA

Data Transmission Rate:1 Mbps

Number of Channels:16 Input, 16 Output

Protocol Compatibility:MODBUS RTU

Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +70°C

Dimensions (mm):100 x 50 x 20

Weight (g):200

IP Rating:IP65

Material:Aluminum alloy

    Introducing the EMERSON VIM-4201 Virtual I/O Module, a pioneering device tailored specifically for the demanding needs of industrial automation. This module boasts an advanced architecture that ensures high-speed, accurate data acquisition, making it indispensable for complex control applications. Its versatile compatibility with multiple operating systems facilitates integration across diverse industrial environments.

    Featuring 16 input/output channels, the VIM-4201 enables comprehensive monitoring and control of industrial processes. Whether you’re dealing with temperature, pressure, or other critical parameters, this module ensures reliable, real-time feedback. Its USB and Ethernet interfaces offer flexible connectivity options, supporting both local and remote access to your industrial systems.

    Designed for robust performance in harsh conditions, the VIM-4201 operates effectively within a wide temperature range from -40°C to +70°C. This ensures its reliability in extreme industrial settings, whether outdoors or in highly controlled manufacturing environments. The compact design, measuring just 100mm x 80mm x 30mm, makes it easy to integrate into any existing setup without compromising on functionality.

    With the EMERSON VIM-4201, you gain access to unparalleled precision in data acquisition, thanks to its high-speed acquisition capabilities reaching up to 1 MHz. This precision translates directly into improved efficiency and accuracy in your operations, allowing for smarter decision-making and enhanced productivity.

    Equipped with a 12 VDC power supply, the VIM-4201 is designed to operate efficiently, consuming minimal power while delivering optimal performance. This energy-efficient design not only reduces operational costs but also minimizes environmental impact, aligning with sustainable practices in modern industries.