NPP-02-9
PC Wiring System with e-con Type Connectivity
One-touch connection reduces wiring labor.
Due to the adoption of the "e-con" connection system, cabling between the P.L.C. and remote compatible equipment is
connected via plug and socket. (not including the power supply cable).
Wiring labor can be reduced with no need for screw fastening.
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32 point
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Applicable PLC manufacturers
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
OMRON Corporation
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16 point input unit
24 VDC
Power
Supply
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e-con
16 point branch
input unit
e-con
16 point branch
output unit
e-con
Series PCW-EC
Adoption of e-con type connectivity eliminates
the need for special tools and wire stripping.
[ Promoted or evaluated by ]
Mitsubishi Electric, OMRON, Fuji Electric, Keyence, SUNX, Anywire, NKE, Kuroda, 3M,
AMP, SMC
Common parts can be used for input
and output units
Spare parts can be reduced to enable streamlining of inventory control.
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Input and output
Output
Elimination of branch unit
The function of a branch unit is built in a 16 point unit,
allowing reduction of the number of units.
Series PCW of e-con type connectivity
Conventional Series PCW
PLC input /output
PLC input /output
Branch unit
16 point branch unit
16 point unit
Reverse connection detection
function
Visual indication of incorrect wiring and power supply status is provided.
16 point unit
16 point unit
Each unit available with cover
suitable for D.I.N. Rail mounting
or as Circuit Board.
2-color LED indication
With cover (DIN rail mounting) Circuit board type
(Green) : Normal
(Red) : Reverse
connection
(Off) : Unconnected
Terminal block
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