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ASI Introduces New PLC Interface Modules

Source: Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. (ASI)
07 February, 2005
1 min read

Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. (ASI) – Carlisle, PA is pleased to announce the release its new and expanded line of PLC interface modules. These DIN-rail mounted modules are available in standard versions to interface with Siemens, Square D, and GE controllers. In addition, ASI provides as a service to customers the ability to design and build modules to interface with all other manufacturers of PLC’s and micro-controllers. The standard modules are available in both input and output versions.

The output modules have from 8 to 40 relays ranging from 5 amps to 10 amps, available in SPST, SPDT and DPDT contact arrangements. Several different types of connection methods are also available to suit the application. Specifications and prices along with product details can be found on ASI’s website.

A new easy-to-use selector guide is now available and all of the PLC interface modules can be ordered Direct Online with a saving of 20 - 50% by going to www.asi-ez.com . For modules other than those found on the ASI website please call our engineering department.

For additional information these PLC Interface Modules

, Contact ASI or visit their web site at www.asi-ez.com .

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