TSXRKY8 | Modicon Premium Expansion Rack for PLC Systems

Product Description

Overview

The Schneider Electric TSXRKY8 is a robust 8-slot expansion rack designed for use with the Modicon Premium PLC system. It enables users to extend the capacity of their PLC setup by adding more I/O modules, communication modules, and special function modules. This rack expansion solution ensures seamless integration and stable communication between the main PLC rack and the additional expansion racks, making it ideal for large-scale industrial automation systems.

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Expansion Rack

• System Compatibility: Modicon Premium PLC

• Number of Slots: 8

• Rack Type: Passive backplane with bus connection

• Connection Method: SUB-D 9 connectors (via TSX SCA bus extension cables)

• Supported Modules: I/O modules, communication modules, special function modules

• Maximum Expansion: Up to 7 racks per system 

• Dimensions: Approx. 482 × 200 × 60 mm (standard 19-inch rack width)

• Weight: 4.0 kg

• Mounting: Panel or cabinet mounting

• Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +50 °C

• Storage Temperature: –20 °C to +60 °C

• Humidity Range: 10–90% RH

• Certifications: CE, UL, CSA

FAQ

What is the function of the TSXRKY8?
The TSXRKY8 is an expansion rack for Modicon Premium PLC systems, providing 8 additional module slots for I/O, communication, and special function modules.

How many racks can be connected with the TSXRKY8?
The TSXRKY8 supports up to 7 expansion racks in a Modicon Premium PLC system, depending on the configuration.

How is the TSXRKY8 connected to the main PLC?
The rack is connected via SUB-D 9 connectors and TSX SCA bus extension cables to ensure stable communication between the main rack and expansion racks.

Can the TSXRKY8 be installed in any environment?
Yes, the TSXRKY8 is designed for industrial environments and can operate in temperatures between 0 °C to +50 °C.

What modules are supported by the TSXRKY8?
The TSXRKY8 supports a variety of Premium PLC modules, including I/O modules, communication modules, and special function modules.