KL2641 | BECKHOFF | Bus Terminal Relay Output Module
SKU KL2641
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Manufacturer:
BECKHOFF
Product No.:
KL2641
Country of origin:Germany
Product Type:
Relay Output Bus Terminals
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T/T, Western Union
Weight:
500g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The KL2641 is a high-performance Bus Terminal from Beckhoff featuring a 1-channel relay output designed for heavy-duty switching applications. This module incorporates a bistable relay contact, which retains its state without continuous power consumption for the coil, providing significant energy efficiency and reliability. The terminal is equipped with manual operation capabilities, allowing for direct override of the relay contact, and includes two inputs for monitoring manual and automatic status. It is engineered to handle up to 16 A switching current, making it ideal for controlling ohmic, inductive, and lamp loads in industrial automation systems.
Features
1-channel relay output (make contact)
High switching capacity up to 5 kVA
Integrated manual operation switch for testing and override
Bistable relay contact design for reduced power consumption
Status monitoring for manual and automatic operation states
Robust contact material (AgSnO2) for extended durability
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Beckhoff
Model
KL2641
Nominal Voltage
230 V AC (max. 440 V AC)
Max. Switching Capacity
5 kVA
Max. Output/Switching Current
16 A AC
Contact Material
AgSnO2
Operating Cycles (Mech.)
1 x 10^6
Current Consumption (K-bus)
Typ. 5 mA
Current Consumption (Power Contacts)
Typ. 65 mA + load
Weight
Approx. 110 g
Operating Temperature
0 to +55 degC
Storage Temperature
-25 to +85 degC
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: The KL2641 is designed for integration into standard DIN rail assemblies. Ensure the module is securely locked into place.
Wiring: Given the high current capacity (16 A), ensure all wiring uses appropriate gauge cables to prevent overheating. Follow local electrical safety codes for 230 V AC / 440 V AC circuits.
Manual Override: Use the manual operation feature cautiously during system maintenance to avoid unexpected equipment activation.
Environmental: The unit is IP20 rated. It must be installed in a protected control cabinet to prevent exposure to conductive dust, moisture, or extreme environments.
FAQ
What is the maximum switching capacity of the KL2641?
The module has a maximum switching capacity of 5 kVA.
What does it mean that the relay contact is bistable?
A bistable relay retains its switching state even without a continuous coil control current, which improves energy efficiency and reliability.
Can I manually operate the relay?
Yes, the KL2641 features a manual operation mode, allowing for direct manual override of the relay contact.
What are the manual and automatic status inputs used for?
The two inputs in the process image allow the control system to monitor whether the relay is currently in manual mode or automatic mode.
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