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Siemens 6ES5390-5AA22 SIMATIC S5 Module 390 Timer/Counter Module

SKU 6ES5390-5AA22

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  • Manufacturer: Siemens

  • Product No.: 6ES5390-5AA22

  • Country of origin:Germany

  • Product Type: PLC Timer/Counter Module

  • Barcode: 85389091

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 490g

  • Dimensions: 14.90 x 13.20 x 8.90 cm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Description

The Siemens 6ES5390-5AA22 is a Module 390 timer and counter module designed for the SIMATIC S5 automation platform. This specialized function module expands the capabilities of the control system by providing 64 digital timers and 16 counters. It is engineered for applications requiring precise time-based sequencing and event counting within legacy industrial control systems. As an obsolete component, it serves as a critical spare part for maintaining existing SIMATIC S5 installations.

Features

  • Provides 64 configurable digital timers.
  • Includes 16 independent counters.
  • Integrates directly into the SIMATIC S5 backplane.
  • Designed for legacy system support and maintenance.

Applications

  • Maintenance and repair of existing manufacturing lines.
  • Legacy process control systems in chemical or utility plants.
  • Automated material handling and conveyor systems.
  • Machine tool control and sequencing operations.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Siemens
Part Number 6ES5390-5AA22
Product Family SIMATIC S5
Module Type Module 390 Timer/Counter Module
Functionality 64 Digital Timers, 16 Counters
Product Lifecycle Status Obsolete
Shipping Weight 0.49 kg
Package Dimensions (Source) 14.90 x 13.20 x 8.90 cm
Commodity Code 85389091
ECCN N
Country of Origin Germany (Estimate)

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: Hazardous voltages may be present. Installation must be performed by qualified personnel only. Failure to de-energize equipment and follow Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures before installation can result in severe injury or death.

  1. Ensure the SIMATIC S5 rack is completely de-energized and locked out before proceeding. Verify the absence of voltage.
  2. Use a properly grounded wrist strap and handle the module by its edges to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage to sensitive components.
  3. Identify the target slot in the S5 subrack. Align the module's connectors with the backplane connector and gently slide it into place until fully seated.
  4. Secure the module to the rack using its integrated fastening screw or mechanism to ensure proper connection and prevent vibration-related issues.
  5. After removing the LOTO device and ensuring the area is clear, re-energize the system. Verify module status indicators for correct operation.
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