Pepperl+Fuchs KFD2-BR-1.PA.1500 network segment interface device

The Pepperl+Fuchs KFD2-BR-1.PA.1500network coupler is designed to provide reliable communication between different network segments supporting the Profibus PA and Fieldbus Foundation protocols. This device plays a key role in combining and routing signals between field devices and control systems, ensuring stable and safe operation of industrial automation systems. KFD2-BR-1.PA.1500 allows you to expand the capabilities of the network, increasing its performance and reliability.

Technical characteristics:

• Model: KFD2-BR-1.PA.1500
• Device type:Bridge device
• Supported protocols: Profibus PA, Fieldbus Foundation
• Input voltage: 20…35 V DC
• Maximum segment length: 1900 m (depending on cable type and operating conditions)
• Maximum number of devices per segment:Up to 32 devices per segment
• Galvanic isolation:Isolation between segments and between input and output circuits
• Operation temperature range: from -20°C to +60°C
• Protection class:IP20 (protection against accidental contact and penetration of solid objects)
• Installation:DIN rail installation
• Dimensions: 20 mm x 119 mm x 115 mm
• Weight:About 200 g

Features:

• Segment Interconnection: The device provides reliable interfacing between network segments that support the Profibus PA and Fieldbus Foundation protocols, allowing you to expand the network and improve its performance.
• Galvanic isolation: Complete isolation between segments and power circuits prevents the transmission of noise and protects equipment from electrical discharges.
• Supports up to 32 devices per segment: The device supports up to 32 field devices per segment, making it ideal for complex industrial systems.
• Easy to install and integrate: Compact dimensions and DIN rail mounting make it easy to install and integrate the device into existing networks.
• High Reliability: Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments, providing stable, long-lasting performance.

Application:

• Industrial automation:Used to combine and route signals between network segments in automated control systems.
• Oil and gas industry:Used to provide communication between field devices and control systems in hazardous areas.
• Chemical industry:Used in control and management systems at chemical plants to connect different network segments.
• Energy:Used for interconnecting network segments at power plants, providing reliable communication and monitoring of equipment.