Siemens 6AV7422-5AC00-0AT0 SIMATIC IPC477D-BVO Compact F Basis Industrial PC
SKU 6AV7422-5AC00-0AT0
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Manufacturer:
Siemens
Product No.:
6AV7422-5AC00-0AT0
Country of origin:Germany
Product Type:
Industrial PCs
Barcode:
85371091
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
13230g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The 6AV7422-5AC00-0AT0 is a high-performance SIMATIC IPC477D-BVO Compact F Basis industrial panel PC, fully enclosed for demanding automation environments. This unit integrates powerful computing capabilities with a comprehensive suite of operator controls, including an Emergency Stop button, 6 illuminated pushbuttons (KP8F), and 2 key-operated switches. Designed for mounting in environments where robustness is critical, it features a dedicated connection for a signaling column with electrical and mechanical connections positioned at the bottom. This IPC comes pre-installed with Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit), providing a stable platform for sophisticated HMI, control, and data processing tasks directly at the machine level.
Features
Ruggedized Construction: Fully enclosed, high-degree-of-protection chassis for harsh industrial installation.
Integrated Control Interface: Built-in E-Stop, KP8F illuminated pushbuttons, and keyswitches for direct machine interaction.
Versatile Connectivity: Pre-configured with a signaling column interface and bottom-mounted mechanical/electrical connections.
Performance Platform: Equipped with a Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit operating system for reliable application execution.
Compact Footprint: Engineered as a "Compact F" basis unit to minimize space while maximizing functionality.
Applications
Machine-level HMI and visualization tasks
Complex automated production line control
Industrial data acquisition and real-time processing
Operator stations in demanding manufacturing zones (packaging, assembly, material handling)
Mounting: Ensure the enclosure is mounted using the designated industrial brackets, strictly adhering to the "bottom-connection" layout for electrical and signaling cables.
Environment: Install in a location protected from direct extreme heat sources; despite the robust enclosure, monitor ambient temperatures to ensure consistent IPC performance.
Signaling: Verify the signaling column wattage requirements against the IPC port capacity before connection.
Safety: Ensure the Emergency Stop circuit is correctly wired into the machine safety loop, independent of the IPC application software.
Maintenance: Keep the ventilation paths (if applicable) free of dust to maintain thermal efficiency; regularly inspect the keyswitches and pushbuttons for mechanical integrity
FAQ
Does this IPC come with an operating system?
Yes, this unit is pre-installed with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.
What type of operator controls are built into this panel PC?
It includes an Emergency Stop button, 6 illuminated KP8F pushbuttons, and 2 key-operated switches.
How are the connections positioned on this unit?
All electrical and mechanical connections for the unit and the signaling column are positioned at the bottom of the enclosure.
Is this a compact unit?
Yes, it is specifically designated as a SIMATIC IPC477D-BVO Compact F Basis unit.
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