PULS DIMENSION PISA11.410 módulo de protección de 4 canales 24V DC / 4 x 10A

Industrial control systems often suffer from overloads and short circuits on individual 24V DC branches, causing entire system shutdowns. The PULS DIMENSION PISA11.410 is a 4-channel electronic protection module that selectively disconnects faulty circuits, keeping the rest of your system running. Each channel is adjustable from 1A to 10A, with a total capacity of 40A, making it suitable for a wide range of loads.

Who is it for

This module is for control panel builders, machine builders, and system integrators who need reliable, selective overcurrent protection for 24V DC circuits. It is ideal for applications where uptime is critical, such as in automation, robotics, and process control.

Main features

• 4 independent channels, each adjustable from 1A to 10A
• Selective electronic protection: only the faulty channel trips, others continue operating
• Short-circuit response time less than 3 ms
• LED status indication per channel (green = OK, red = tripped)
• Potential-free group alarm contact for remote monitoring
• DIN rail mounting for easy installation
• Wide input voltage range: 18-32V DC
• Low voltage drop: <100 mV at 10A

Specifications

• Product Type: Selective Fuse Module
• Number of Channels: 4
• Input Voltage (Nominal): 24 VDC
• Input Voltage Range: 18 - 32 VDC
• Output Current per Channel (Adjustable): 1 - 10 A
• Total Output Current (Max): 40 A
• Protection Type: Electronic, Selective Overcurrent
• Short-Circuit Response Time: < 3 ms
• Mounting Type: DIN Rail
• Operating Temperature Range: -25°C to +70°C
• Efficiency: > 99%
• Connection Type: Screw Terminals
• Status Indication: LED per channel (Green/Red), Group Alarm Output
• Alarm Output: Potential-free contact
• Output Voltage Drop: < 100 mV (at 10A)
• Approvals: UL, cUL, CE, RoHS

Tips

Set each channel's current limit according to the connected load to ensure selective protection. The group alarm contact can be wired to a PLC or indicator lamp for immediate fault notification.