System Simplifies Field Device Wiring

May 1, 2003
Said to represent the first plug-and-play wiring system for output devices and NEMA 4X-rated panels, the PanelConnect is designed to reduce field device installation time and maximize panel space. The new wiring system gives assemblers the ability to

Said to represent the first plug-and-play wiring system for output devices and NEMA 4X-rated panels, the PanelConnect is designed to reduce field device installation time and maximize panel space. The new wiring system gives assemblers the ability to connect I/O devices to programmable controllers without the need of DIN rails or terminal blocks. It provides a plug-and-play solution for connecting output devices, like pneumatic valves, through panel enclosures while maintaining the enclosure's environmental integrity. Suitable for standalone and non-DeviceNet applications in the packaging, automotive and food and beverage industries, the enclosure-mounted modules support the company's PLC I/O architectures, such as the 1756 ControlLogix I/O and 1771 Universal I/O. In addition, the modules work with the company's connection systems, as well as various field connection systems. ROCKWELL AUTOMATION, Bloomington, MN. (800) 223-5354 x1571.

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