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Siemens 6ES7148-4CA00-0AA0 SIMATIC ET 200pro PM-E 24V DC 10A Remote I/O Accessory
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- Description
The Siemens 6ES7148-4CA00-0AA0 is a 24 V DC power module for the SIMATIC ET 200pro distributed I/O system, feeding load voltage to the electronic modules mounted on the same backplane segment. It carries up to 10 A on the internal busbars at ambient temperatures up to 55 degrees C and protects the circuit with an exchangeable fuse plus reverse-polarity protection against destruction.
Technical Specifications
| SKU | 6ES7148-4CA00-0AA0 |
| Brand | Siemens |
| Series | SIMATIC ET 200pro |
| Rated load voltage 2L+ | 24 V DC |
| Short-circuit protection | Yes, via exchangeable fuse in the power module |
| Reverse polarity protection | Yes, against destruction |
| Input current from load voltage 2L+, max. | 3 mA |
| Current carrying capacity, max. | 10 A, up to 55 degrees C on internal busbars |
| Power loss, typ. | 0.1 W |
| Diagnostics function | Yes |
| Diagnostic information readable | Yes |
| Missing load voltage diagnosis | Yes |
| Potential separation, load voltage / backplane bus | Yes |
| Isolation tested with | 707 V DC (type test) |
| Width | 45 mm |
| Height | 130 mm |
| Depth | 35 mm |
| Weight, approx. | 140 g |
Selection Notes
With a 10 A busbar rating up to 55 degrees C, this module covers the higher-current end of ET 200pro I/O groups on a single power segment; specify it where several electronic modules share one PM-E feed rather than splitting the station into extra potential groups. The exchangeable fuse means a short circuit on the load side is cleared without replacing the whole power module. It mounts to the ET 200pro backplane through a connection module that is ordered separately.
Applications
ET 200pro is a modular, machine-mounted distributed I/O system, so this power module typically sits mid-station wherever a new load-voltage group starts on the backplane. The group error LED and missing-load-voltage diagnosis are reported back to the controller with the rest of the station's diagnostics, so a blown fuse or disconnected supply on this segment shows up without a separate wiring check.