An overview of the
SIMATIC ET 200 provides the perfect solution for all applications
The SIMATIC ET 200 has a rich selection of distributed I/O systems that can be used either in a control cabinet or directly on a machine without a control cabinet, or to use domains in hazardous areas.The modular design allows you to easily and quickly adjust and extend the ET200 system.Additional modules that have been integrated can reduce costs while broadening the application range.You can choose from a number of different combinations: digital and analog inputs/outputs, intelligent modules with CPU, security systems, motor starters, pneumatic units, frequency converters, and a variety of different technical modules (for example, counting, positioning, etc.).
Communication through PROFIBUS and PROFINET, unified engineering configuration, transparent diagnostic capabilities, and the best interface between the SIMATIC controller and the HMI unit demonstrate the unique integration capabilities of fully integrated automation.
An overview of the
SIMATIC ET 200 provides the perfect solution for all applications
The SIMATIC ET 200 has a rich selection of distributed I/O systems that can be used either in a control cabinet or directly on a machine without a control cabinet, or to use domains in hazardous areas.The modular design allows you to easily and quickly adjust and extend the ET200 system.Additional modules that have been integrated can reduce costs while broadening the application range.You can choose from a number of different combinations: digital and analog inputs/outputs, intelligent modules with CPU, security systems, motor starters, pneumatic units, frequency converters, and a variety of different technical modules (for example, counting, positioning, etc.).
Communication through PROFIBUS and PROFINET, unified engineering configuration, transparent diagnostic capabilities, and the best interface between the SIMATIC controller and the HMI unit demonstrate the unique integration capabilities of fully integrated automation.
