6ES5095-8FA02

Name: 6ES5095-8FA02
Brand: Siemens
SKU: 6ES5095-8FA02
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SIMATIC S5 SINGLE PLC FOR S5-95F REDUNDANT SYSTEM, W/O INSTRUCTIONS

JC-Electronics non è un distributore autorizzato ufficiale per Siemens. Non si applica la garanzia del produttore originale.

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What is and does a PLC do?

PLC is an abbreviation for Programmable Logic Controller. A PLC is an electronic device with a microprocessor that controls the outputs (drives) based on the information received through the HMI. In industry, machines are often controlled by PLCs, making

What does it cost to repair a PLC at JC-Electronics?

Repairing a PLC is different for each item and status of the product. Therefore the costs of the repair are also different. For a quote please contact our Customer Service.

On average, how long does it take to have a PLC repaired by JC-Electronics?

Having a PLC repaired takes 4 weeks at JC-Electronics momentarily. Emergency repairs to repair a PLC takes about 5-8 business days. For a quote, please contact our Customer Service Department.

How do you test a faulty PLC?

At JC-Electronics all functionalities of a PLC are 100% tested. This way we only deliver well tested, high quality products to our customers including a 2 year warranty.

How do I know that my PLC is defective?

A faulty PLC can be recognized when an LED light starts blinking, the running light is displayed, all LED or the SF light blinks (System Failure).

Can JC-Electronics update my PLC?

JC-Electronics can update every PLC with the latest operating system software. Please contact our Customer Service department for this.

What should I do if my PLC crashes?

If a PLC crashes, the best thing to do is to do an Operating System (OS) update.

How does JC-Electronics ensure the compatibility of a PLC?

We know which PLCs can exchange information with each other. In doing so, we use an item master chart that shows which predecessor/successor PLCs there are.