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SKU: F7126

HIMA F7126 H41q/H51q System Power Supply Module

The HIMA F7126 is a robust 10 A power supply module designed for H41q and H51q safety systems. Featuring a 6.3 A integrated fuse and 220V compatibility, this German-engineered module ensures stable power delivery and overcurrent protection for critical industrial automation components.

Product Overview

The HIMA F7126 functions as a high-performance power supply module specifically engineered for the H41q and H51q safety-related automation series. This essential component stabilizes and distributes power across the system rack, ensuring that safety processors and I/O modules receive consistent voltage. By integrating advanced filtration and protection circuitry, the F7126 maintains system integrity within demanding Distributed Control System (DCS) architectures and safety-critical environments.

Technical Functionality and Safety Features

This module converts and regulates industrial input power to provide a steady energy source for the entire safety rack. It incorporates a dedicated 6.3 A primary fuse to offer immediate overcurrent protection, which effectively isolates the internal circuitry from external electrical faults. With a substantial output current capacity of up to 10 A, the F7126 supports extensive hardware configurations, allowing multiple high-draw modules to operate concurrently without voltage drops.

Key Technical Characteristics

  • Brand: HIMA
  • Product Series: H41q / H51q Safety Systems
  • Component Type: Power Supply Module
  • Input Voltage: 220 VAC / VDC (Standard Industrial Range)
  • Output Current: Maximum 10 A
  • Fuse Protection: Integrated 6.3 A Primary Fuse
  • Construction: Modular plug-in design for HIMA subracks
  • Physical Dimensions: 40 mm x 190 mm x 128 mm
  • Net Weight: 0.6 kg
  • Compliance: CE and UL Certified for industrial safety
  • Origin: Germany

Industrial Applications

The F7126 Power Supply Module is a foundational element in systems requiring continuous uptime and functional safety. Professionals typically implement this module in:

  • Emergency Shutdown (ESD) power distribution
  • Reliable power sourcing for Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)
  • Critical control loops in oil and gas refineries
  • Power management for automated burner control units
  • High-availability industrial PLC racks