Processor Speed:266MHz
Memory Capacity (RAM):1024kB
Display Type:LCD
Connection Type:2 x Sub-D 9 (female) for Modbus network, 1 x Sub-D 9 (female) for Modbus Plus network
Net Weight:1.424 kg
Main Function:CPU unit
Functions:Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), Unity Hot Standby Safety CPU
Certification:Schneider 140CPU67160 certified product
Series:Modicon Quantum
Bus Current Requirement:2500 mA
The Schneider Quantum 140CPU67160 Unity Hot Standby Processor is engineered for unparalleled performance in demanding industrial environments, ensuring maximum uptime and efficiency. Its advanced redundancy system guarantees continuous operation even during maintenance or failure scenarios, making it ideal for critical applications.
Featuring a robust 266 MHz clock speed, this processor delivers fast execution of complex control algorithms, enhancing overall system responsiveness. With its comprehensive connectivity options, including Modbus RS232/RS485, Modbus Plus, and Ethernet multimode fiber optic, integration into existing industrial networks is seamless.
Designed with an LCD display for easy monitoring and configuration, the 140CPU67160 offers intuitive operation and quick setup. Its modular design allows flexibility in configuration, accommodating various rack sizes and slots to meet diverse application needs.
The processor is constructed from high-quality materials for durability and reliability, ensuring long-lasting performance in harsh industrial conditions. Its lightweight design (1.424 kg) facilitates efficient installation and maintenance without compromising on performance.
Equipped with Schneider Electric’s proprietary technology, the Quantum 140CPU67160 ensures compatibility with a wide range of automation systems, providing seamless integration and enhanced system interoperability. This product is certified for use in various industrial sectors, including manufacturing, process control, and logistics, delivering exceptional value through its advanced features and robust performance.
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