Type:Communication Module

Model:57310001-LM

Manufacturer:ABB

Protocol Compatibility:Modbus, Ethernet/IP, Profinet

Data Rate:Up to 10 Mbps

Operating Temperature:-20°C to 60°C

Power Consumption:Less than 1 W

Connector Type:M12

Operating Voltage:12-24V DC

Dimensions (mm):110 x 84 x 33

Weight (kg):0.15

    The ABB 57310001-LM Communications Module is engineered to integrate seamlessly into existing industrial networks, offering high-speed data transfer rates for efficient communication between various devices. Its robust design ensures reliable performance across a wide range of environmental conditions, making it ideal for use in demanding industrial environments.

    Featuring support for Ethernet/IP, a widely adopted standard in modern industrial automation, this module facilitates seamless integration with a broad spectrum of control systems and devices. This compatibility significantly simplifies network setup and management, allowing for a cohesive and efficient automation landscape.

    Not only does the ABB 57310001-LM offer superior data transfer capabilities, but it also adheres to Industry 4.0 standards, ensuring future-proof connectivity and interoperability with advanced smart manufacturing solutions. Its low power consumption makes it an energy-efficient choice for industrial applications where minimizing energy usage is crucial.

    Crafted with durability in mind, the module operates within a temperature range from -20°C to +60°C, making it suitable for use in extreme conditions without compromising on performance or reliability. Its compact dimensions (140mm x 90mm x 32mm) and lightweight design facilitate easy installation and maintenance, enhancing its versatility in various industrial setups.

    Equipped with a single RJ45 Ethernet port, the ABB 57310001-LM provides straightforward connectivity options, streamlining the process of establishing and managing industrial networks. This feature ensures a hassle-free setup experience, enabling users to focus on optimizing their operations rather than network infrastructure challenges.