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Siemens Simatic S7 S7-400 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0 Racks

SKU 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0

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  • Manufacturer: Siemens

  • Product No.: 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0

  • Country of origin:Germany

  • Product Type: Extension Rack / Chassis

  • Barcode: 85369095

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 4100g

  • Dimensions: 48.25cm x 2.75cm x 29.00cm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Overview

The 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0 (6ES74031TA110AA0) is a heavy-duty ER1 Extension Rack designed for the SIMATIC S7-400 automation system. This 18-slot chassis provides the physical framework and backplane communication necessary to expand the I/O capacity of an S7-400 controller. Engineered for maximum durability, the ER1 variant is specifically used for "Extension" purposes where local or remote I/O modules are required, but where certain central processing functions (like multi-computing) are not utilized in that specific rack. It serves as the backbone for high-density I/O configurations in large-scale industrial plants.

Detailed Specifications

Feature Technical Data
Manufacturer Siemens
Model Number 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0
Product Family SIMATIC S7-400
Rack Type ER1 (Extension Rack)
Number of Slots 18 Slots
Bus Logic P-Bus (Peripheral Bus) support only
Communication Requires IM 461 interface module for connection
Material Aluminum / Steel Construction
Dimensions (W x H x D) 482.5 mm x 290 mm x 27.5 mm (Standard 19-inch width)
Weight Approximately 3.0 kg
Power Supply Compatibility Supports S7-400 PS 405/407 modules
Mounting Cabinet / 19-inch Rack Mount

Structural Capabilities

The 6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0 is designed for the expansion of peripheral modules (Signal Modules, Function Modules, and Communication Processors). It features a "P-Bus" backplane, which allows for the high-speed exchange of I/O data. However, unlike the UR (Universal Rack) series, the ER1 does not support the "K-Bus" (Communication Bus), meaning it cannot house certain communication modules or CPUs that require inter-processor communication. Its 18-slot capacity makes it one of the largest expansion frames available, ideal for centralized cabinets managing hundreds of I/O points.

Technical FAQ

What is the main difference between the ER1 and the UR1 rack?

The ER1 (6ES7403-1TA11-0AA0) only supports the P-Bus (Peripheral Bus) and is intended solely for I/O expansion. The UR1 (Universal Rack) supports both P-Bus and K-Bus, allowing it to house CPUs and more complex communication processors.

How do I connect this rack to the Central Controller?

To link the ER1 to a central S7-400 rack, you must install an IM 461 interface module in the ER1 and connect it via a specialized cable to an IM 460 module located in the central rack.


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Color pattern
Black
Country of origin
Germany
Power source
AC-powered

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