Frequency Range:0.1~600Hz

Modular & Compact Design:Efficient and space-saving

Built-in PLC Function:Enhances system integration capabilities

Built-in EMI Filter:230V 1 phase / 460V 3 phase

Fieldbus Modules:Optional (DeviceNet, Profibus, LonWorks, CANopen)

RFI-Switch for Mains:Ensures robust power handling

Easy DC BUS Sharing:Flexible system configuration

Complete Protection:Incorporates safety features

Nominal Input VAC:208;240 Volts AC

Amps (CT):4.2 Amps

Max. Frequency:600 Hertz

    The SIEMENS 6ES5460-7LA11 Analog Input Module boasts a modular and compact design, perfectly suited for modern industrial control applications where space and efficiency are paramount. Its built-in PLC function streamlines system integration, making it a versatile choice for complex automation setups.

    Equipped with an internal EMI filter, this module ensures reliable operation across various power supply conditions. The inclusion of optional fieldbus modules (DeviceNet, Profibus, LonWorks, CANopen) enhances connectivity, allowing for seamless data exchange with other devices in your network.

    The RFI-switch for mains provides additional protection against radio frequency interference, ensuring uninterrupted performance even under challenging electromagnetic environments. This feature is particularly beneficial in industries with high electromagnetic noise.

    The easy DC BUS sharing capability allows for flexible system configurations, enabling you to adapt the module to different system requirements without compromising on performance or ease of use. This is a significant advantage in multi-module setups where efficient power distribution is critical.

    With complete protection measures in place, the SIEMENS 6ES5460-7LA11 Analog Input Module safeguards your system against common operational risks, ensuring reliability and longevity. The nominal input voltage of 208;240 Volts AC and the maximum frequency of 600 Hz cater to a wide range of industrial applications, making it a universal choice for various manufacturing sectors.