Schneider TMCR2AI2 | cartridge M200 – 2 analog current inputs

Technical Specifications

• Model: TMCR2AI2

• Device Type: Analog expansion module for M200 series smart relays

• Number of Inputs: 2 analog current inputs

• Input Signal Type: 4-20mA (standard industrial current signal)

• Output: None (input-only module)

• Compatibility: Designed specifically for Schneider Zelio Logic M200 smart relays

• Installation Type: Cartridge-style module, easy plug-in integration

• Protection Rating: IP20 (for indoor industrial environments)

• Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to 55°C

Key Features

Enhanced Signal Processing for Industrial Applications

1. • Adds two high-precision analog current inputs to the M200 smart relay.

   • Enables the controller to read and process real-time sensor data for automation.

2. Standardized 4-20mA Input Support

   • Designed to work with industrial 4-20mA sensors, including temperature, pressure, flow, and level sensors.

   • Provides stable and accurate signal transmission, reducing noise and errors in measurement.

3. Seamless Integration & Compact Design

   • Plug-and-play cartridge that integrates directly with Zelio Logic M200 relays.

   • Compact form factor ensures minimal space usage in control panels.

4. Reliable Performance in Industrial Environments

   • Built to operate in demanding conditions with a wide temperature range (-20°C to 55°C).

   • Ensures accurate and stable readings for critical process control applications.

Applications & Use Cases

The Schneider TMCR2AI2 analog expansion module is ideal for various industrial automation applications, including:

• Process Monitoring & Control

  • Measuring fluid levels, pressure, and temperature for precise process control.

• Energy Management Systems

  • Monitoring current consumption and electrical parameters for energy efficiency.

• Industrial Motor & Pump Control

  • Controlling pumps and motors based on sensor feedback.

• HVAC & Environmental Systems

  • Regulating airflow, humidity, and temperature using analog sensors.

• Factory Automation & Smart Systems

  • Integrating sensor data into automated control loops for optimized production.