Manufacture	ABB
Item No	DDO 01
Article number	0369627-604
Series	AC 800F
Origin	Sweden
Dimension	203*51*303(mm)
Weight	0.4kg
Customs Tariff Number	85389091
Type	Digital Output Module

 ABB DDO 01 0369627-604 Digital Output Module The ABB DDO01 is a digital output module for the ABB Freelance 2000 control system, formerly known as the Hartmann & Braun Freelance 2000. It is a rack-mounted device used in industrial automation applications to control a variety of digital output signals. These signals can activate or deactivate devices such as relays, lights, motors and valves based on commands from the Freelance 2000 PLC. It has 32 channels and can be used to control relays, solenoid valves or other actuators.The DDO 01 0369627-604 module typically has 8 digital output channels, allowing the control system to control multiple digital field devices simultaneously. Each output channel can send an on/off signal, making it suitable for controlling devices such as motors, valves, pumps, relays, and other binary actuators. It is capable of providing a 24 V DC output signal. It can drive devices that require this voltage level to operate properly. The output current of each channel is usually specified as the maximum load that the module can handle. This ensures that the module can reliably drive field devices without overloading. The DDO 01 module is typically used with dry contact outputs or voltage driven outputs. The dry contact configuration allows it to act as a switch, providing open or closed contacts to control external devices.Frequently asked questions about the product are as follows: -How many output channels does the DDO 01 0369627-604 module have? The DDO 01 0369627-604 module provides 8 digital output channels to control multiple devices. -What output voltage does the DDO 01 module provide? The DDO 01 module provides a 24 V DC output signal, which is suitable for controlling a variety of field devices. -Can I control relays or actuators with the DDO 01 module? The DDO 01 module is ideal for controlling relays, actuators, motors, pumps, and other devices that require on/off control using digital signals.