WAGO I/O System 750/753

The New WAGO KNX TP Secure Interface Module

WAGO has enhanced its previous KNX TP1 Interface (Item No. 753-646) KNX^® is a standardized, manufacturer-independent communication protocol designed for intelligently networking modern home and building automation systems. with a new successor module (Item No. 753-1646), introducing several key user improvements. The new WAGO KNX TP Secure Interface Module is fully ETS5/6 compliant and supports KNX Data Secure – no need for a compatibility mode. This advanced module supports up to 1,000 communication objects, offering significantly greater performance than its predecessor.

In addition, it features an intuitive user interface and improved synchronization mechanisms. With the increase in supported objects from 253 to 1,000, the module is particularly well-suited for large-scale projects, providing both simplification and cost savings. Additionally, the previously used plug-ins have been replaced by a web-based Device Control App (DCA).

Designed with future expansion in mind, the WAGO KNX TP Secure Interface Module is a future-proof solution for evolving KNX installations.

Key Benefits:

• Full ETS5/6 compliance with Data Secure

• Easy-to-use web-based interface

• Cost-effective

Item Number:

753-1646

New Safety Modules Compatible with WAGO Controllers

WAGO's latest safety modules allow users to implement safety functions – such as two-hand controls or door locks – without requiring a separate safety controller. These logic modules operate downstream of WAGO controllers and couplers, enabling faster reaction times at the lowest field level by bypassing fieldbus communication.

The safety logic is configured using the new WAGO Safety Editor. With these logic modules, a machine can now be realized, including a safety application, using WAGO controllers like the PFC.

Another advantage is that the module can also be integrated downstream of a safety controller using PROFIsafe. This allows for shorter safety response times and facilitates the creation of more compact safety solutions.

Key Benefits:

• Cost-effective safety solutions

• No need for a dedicated safety controller

• Faster response times via local logic execution

Item Numbers:

750-667/000-104

753-667/000-104

750-666/000-104

The New 4-Port IO-Link Master

The new 4-Port IO-Link Master (item no. 750-1657) for the WAGO I/O System 750 supports simultaneous operation of up to four different IO-Link devices or standard digital sensors/actuators, regardless of the fieldbus. The module offers increased performance and other innovations, such as a larger process image, thus meeting the requirements of IO-Link test specification V1.1.3 of January 2021.

For example, up to 32 bytes of process data can now be transmitted for one port in each transmission direction without the need for a control program to defragment/fragment the process data. This makes the 4-Port IO-Link Master more flexible for WAGO IO-Link devices.

Together with the WAGO IO-Link Configurator, it is also easy to configure and parameterize the IO-Link devices.

The Benefits for You:

• Higher performance thanks to more powerful hardware

• Data transmission up to 32 bytes per port/128 bytes per module

• Overload protection of the sensor supplies

Item Number: 750-1657

The New WAGO Proportional Valve Module

A new module (item no. 750-1632) joins WAGO’s line of proportional valve modules. With a 2-, 3- and 4-wire control system, it enables users to conveniently control the hydraulics and pneumatics of their systems with one single module. In addition, adaptive valve adjustment ensures automatic detection of the electrical valve properties and corresponding adjustment of the control parameters.

The new module boasts greater precision, shorter response times and more in-depth diagnostics and is intended to replace the earlier proportional valve module (item no. 750-632/000-100) in the long term. It allows users to implement even more demanding applications – and to control movements of the hydraulic axis even more precisely, for example. In addition, the probability of error between the setpoints and actual values is reduced. Another advantage: The module is integrated directly in the I/O node and no separate module from a specialty vendor is required, making it a cost-effective option.

Your Benefits:

• Higher precision

• Faster response time

• Better diagnostics

Item number: 750-1632/000-100

A new module for pulse width modulation (PWM) offers greater flexibility and allows more applications.

The new 4-channel pulse width modulation module for the WAGO I/O System 750 is only 12 mm wide, but can control up to four channels and switch between five operating modes. That opens up more possible applications – especially for instrument and control engineering users – saves space and reduces costs. The module also offers a current carrying capacity of 0.2 A per channel, which can be increased to 0.4 A through parallel connection, and a switching frequency up to 20 kHz. Flexible switching between operating modes is possible, for instance between a variable duty cycle and variable frequency. That way, the same module can be used for different kinds of PWM control. For example, in heating control, the new PWM module allows precise readjustment instead of just two-point control. As an XTR version for extreme environments (Item No. 750-677/040-000), the module can also meet more challenging requirements, such as extreme temperature resistance, increased dielectric strength and high vibration and shock resistance.

Your Benefits:

• Four channels in a width of only 12 mm (0.472 inch)

• Current carrying capacity up to 0.2 A per channel; switching frequency up to 20 kHz

• Adjustable operating modes for a wide variety of applications

Item Numbers: 750-677 and 750-677/040-000 (XTR version)

New RS-485 Gateway from WAGO

The EnOcean^® wireless sensor protocol has become the building industry standard, mainly because it allows use of battery-free sensors and control elements – for example, in room automation, lighting systems and many other applications. The energy for wireless transmission is usually generated via energy harvesting. WAGO is now launching an EnOcean^® gateway that can be connected easily to the WAGO I/O System 750 via a serial interface with either a WAGO I/O System’s serial module or a controller with an integrated serial interface. The use of standard protocols, such as Modbus^® and ESP-3, simplifies bidirectional communication between the I/O system and the EnOcean^® modules. Serial transfer also allows long cable lengths, so the gateway can be installed far from the I/O System. This convenience is essential when the engineering room that houses the controller and I/O System is far away. The intelligent design also permits mounting in a visible location, such as on a wall or ceiling.

Key Benefits:

• Easy EnOcean^® connection to the WAGO I/O System 750

• Attractive design for visible wall or ceiling mounting

• Installation possible at a significant distance from the WAGO I/O System

Item Number: 750-940

Available: in stock

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