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PLC Logic

Phoenix Contact’s new PLC Logic system combines basic programmable logic capability with the company’s PLC relays, creating a “smart” relay system. The PLC Logic system houses the logic in a small module that plugs directly into a block of eight PLC Relays. By eliminating the need for a standalone controller, PLC Logic saves space and simplifies maintenance. The pluggable logic modules are ...

Phoenix Contact’s new PLC Logic system combines basic programmable logic capability with the company’s PLC relays, creating a “smart” relay system. The PLC Logic system houses the logic in a small module that plugs directly into a block of eight PLC Relays. By eliminating the need for a standalone controller, PLC Logic saves space and simplifies maintenance.

The pluggable logic modules are compatible with a wide range of Phoenix Contact’s electromechanical and solid-state relays and are available in various voltage ranges. When connected to a set of eight relays, the complete PLC Logic system measures only 50 mm wide. Thanks to hot-swappable relay capability, individual relays can be replaced without shutting down the entire system.

Each relay channel can be configured as an input or an output, from 16 to 48 I/O points, with the use of expansion modules. The logic modules have eight integrated digital inputs, two of which can be defined as analog inputs (0-10 V).

With the LOGIC+ programming software, the user can simply drag and drop to configure the system. The software also includes commands for configuring timer, counter, threshold, and more options. It is available as a free download at www.phoenixcontact.com/PLCLOGIC

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