Input Voltage Range:432 to 528 Volts AC

Operating Temperature:-40°C to +85°C

Power Consumption:1,010 Amps

Max Frequency:3,000 Hertz

Braking Type:DC Injection

Dynamic Braking Transistor:Included

Operator Controls:Sold Separately, See Accessories

Mounting Option:Floor Mounted

Dimensions:86.8 in x 31.5 in x 23.6 in

Net Weight:1173 lbs

    The Panasonic T9401 Industrial Control Module is engineered with cutting-edge technology to provide exceptional performance in challenging industrial settings. Its robust processor ensures rapid response times and efficient execution of complex tasks, while the extensive RAM and ROM storage capacity supports sophisticated applications without compromising speed or stability.

    Featuring a Linux RTOS, the module offers a highly customizable environment, allowing users to tailor the system to their specific needs. The integrated communication interfaces facilitate seamless connectivity with other devices and systems, enhancing integration capabilities in diverse manufacturing processes.

    Designed for durability, the T9401 operates reliably across a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments. Its compact size and lightweight design ensure easy installation and minimal space requirements, while its energy-efficient power supply minimizes operational costs.

    With its versatile set of features, the Panasonic T9401 is an ideal choice for automating production lines, managing process controls, and integrating with IoT solutions in modern factories. Its compatibility with a wide array of industrial protocols and standards further enhances its adaptability, ensuring seamless integration with existing systems and future upgrades.

    The T9401 comes equipped with comprehensive documentation and support resources, enabling users to quickly understand and utilize its full capabilities. Whether in the development phase or maintenance of existing systems, this module provides a reliable foundation for advancing industrial automation efforts.