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ELMON relay 01-27 · switching module for non-safety functions

ASO model: ELMON relay 01-27

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Official ASO image associated with ELMON relay 01-27; contents and connection follow the manufacturer documentation.
Official ASO image associated with ELMON relay 01-27; contents and connection follow the manufacturer documentation.
Product description

ELMON relay 01-27 · switching module for non-safety functions

Single-channel DIN-rail module for reading a tactile device with an 8.2 kΩ terminal resistance and providing a relay contact. ASO explicitly states that this model is not intended for safety systems.

Original manufacturer: ASO Safety Solutions.

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ASO technical specifications.

Power
24 V AC/DC
Input
1 signal transmitter, 8.2 kΩ
Output
1 relay contact
Mounting / protection
DIN rail; IP20
Intended function
Not designed for safety systems
To be specified for your installation

Do not use this module for a safety function or as a replacement for a safety relay. No safety performance level is assigned here. Observe the electrical limits in the manual.

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