SWE SERIES
Unmanaged Ethernet Switches

XSWET5PU

NEW

5-port unmanaged ethernet switch 10/100 Mbps
5 and 8 port fast ethernet switch unmanaged
Designed to meet Level 3 (Heavy) industrial environments
Panel and DIN rail mountable

Additional information

Code
Type
HS code
Version
Interface
Number and type of interface5 RJ45 ports
Connection methodAuto negotiation, Full/Half duplex mode, auto MDI/MDI-X connection
Transmission speed10/100 Mbps
MAC table size
Status indication
GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA
Power supply voltage
Current consumption
Operating temperature range
Ambient temperature range (storage)
Standards
Safety StandardEN 62368-1
EMC Standard
Overvoltage category /pollution degree
Protection degree
Connection type
Series
Housing material
Dimensions (LxHxD)
Approximate weight
Mounting information
APPROVALS AND MARKINGS
ACCESSORIES
Mounting rail (IEC60715/TH35-7.5)
Mounting rail (IEC60715/TH35-15)

NOTES

For further information see PDF catalog

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BT005
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CABUR PR003 MOUNTING RAILS PR SERIES
PR905
Mounting rail TH35-7,5 with holes
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PR903
Mounting rail TH35-7,5
CABUR PR003 MOUNTING RAILS PR SERIES
PR005
Mounting rail TH35-7,5 with holes
CABUR PR003 MOUNTING RAILS PR SERIES
PR003
Mounting rail TH35-7,5
Cabur TAP179W
TAP128AW
PVC adhesive tag, 8x12mm, White
Cabur TAP179W
TAP128AY
PVC adhesive tag, 8x12mm, Yellow
Cabur TAP179W
TAP159AW
PVC adhesive tag, 9x15mm, White
Cabur TAP179W
TAP159AY
PVC adhesive tag, 9x15mm, Yellow

Applications of analogue converters and galvanic separation

They convert electrical signals generated by sensors which take physical measure-ments such as temperature (thermocouples and PT100 resistance thermometers), frequency (proximity, contacts, photocells), current (TA, Hall sensors), resistance (potentiometers), voltage, pressure, level, etc. into standardised electrical signals, adapting them to PLC, DCS and industrial PC (control) outputs, or they convert a given analogue signal into a different one, adapting it to control inputs/outputs or allowing for long-distance signal transmission without interference by means of galvanic separation (fig. 1).

Adaptation between sensor output signal and control input signal

Long-distance signal transmission
Voltage signals can reach a max. distance of 10-20 m, beyond which they lose reliability and become highly sensitive to induced and ground-derived interference, therefore in order to transmit to distances beyond 20 m a voltage signal must be converted into a current signal and galvanically separated (fig. 2).
Current signals can surpass a transmission distance of 300 m and are less sensitive to induced interference. The long-distance transmission of a current signal requires galvanic separation.

Galvanic signal separation (signal isolation):

  • isolates and electrically separates the sensor circuit from the control circuit and from the power supply circuit; each circuit therefore operates in relation to its own zero potential which, being isolated from other circuits, cannot be altered by ever-present potential differences between different ground references (fig.3)

  • isolates and separates different ground potentials between power supply, control and sensors/actuators
  • allows for signal transmission without errors or interference and with greater reliability
  • the higher the isolation (in kV), the greater the security of the transmission in the presence of ground potentials, electromagnetic or temporary interference (light-ning, discharge, etc.). (fig 4)

Galvanic separation is necessary when:

  • the distance between control and sensor/actuator is greater than 20 m
  • ground or mass references are different
  • ground potentials are high, or may become high in case of discharges or currents leaked to ground
  • electromagnetic interference is present
  • signal cables are wired in ducts with power cables (fig. 5)

Connection of analogue converters in series and in parallel

  • To obtain signal redundancy or to simply duplicate it, multiple converter inputs can be connected to a single sensor.
  • In case of current signals, the converter input will be connected in series (fig. 6)
  • In case of voltage signals, the converter input will be connected in parallel (fig. 7

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