Schneider 140DDO35310 Quantum Module | 24VDC 32 Outputs

Schneider Electric 140DDO35310 Discrete Output Module

Author: Etowon Auto

The Schneider Electric 140DDO35310 provides reliable discrete output control. This Modicon Quantum module offers 32 sink outputs for industrial automation. It handles various DC loads with precise switching capability. The 140DDO35310 ensures stable operation in demanding control environments.

Technical Specifications

• Brand & Model: Schneider Electric 140DDO35310
• Platform: Modicon Quantum Automation System
• Output Type: 32 DC Discrete Outputs
• Output Logic: Negative Logic (Sink)
• Output Voltage: 24 VDC (19.2-30V range)
• Current Rating: 16A total, 4A per group
• Group Configuration: 4 groups of 8 outputs each
• Response Time: ≤1ms switching speed
• Fuse Protection: 5A fuse per output group
• Isolation Voltage: 1780Vrms channel-to-bus isolation
• Bus Current: 330mA module requirement
• Power Dissipation: 2.0W + (0.4V × load current)
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C
• Weight: 0.45 kg (0.99 lb)
• Certifications: UL 508, CSA, CE, FM Class 1 Div 2

Key Features

• 32 high-density output channels in compact module
• Fast ≤1ms response time for precise control
• Built-in 5A fuse protection per group ensures safety
• High 1780Vrms isolation prevents electrical interference
• Wide 19.2-30VDC operating voltage range
• Clear LED indicators for status monitoring
• 4 output groups for flexible wiring configurations
• Industrial certifications for hazardous locations

Installation Guide

• Install in Modicon Quantum chassis slot
• Connect 24VDC power to appropriate terminals
• Wire load devices to output channels
• Configure grouping as 4 groups of 8 outputs
• Verify all fuses are properly installed
• Check LED indicators for proper operation
• Test each output channel individually

FAQ

Q: What does "sink output" mean?

A: Sink outputs connect the load to ground when active. They complete the circuit to common negative.

Q: Can this module drive relay coils?

A: Yes, it can drive relay coils and solenoids within its 4A per group rating.

Q: What happens if a fuse blows?

A: The red fault LED illuminates, indicating protection activation for that output group.