Overview

The SPIRE 919-0401 Measurement Board is a precision industrial module designed to deliver accurate signal acquisition and processing in automation and monitoring systems. It provides reliable measurement capabilities for sensors and transducers, ensuring stable performance in mission‑critical environments. Moreover, its rugged construction supports continuous operation under demanding industrial conditions. In addition, the board integrates seamlessly with PLCs, DCS platforms, and data acquisition systems, making it a versatile solution for engineers and system integrators.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

The SPIRE 919-0401 Measurement Board is widely used in industrial automation, energy management, and process control systems. For instance, it can be deployed in manufacturing plants to capture sensor data with high accuracy. Moreover, power generation facilities rely on it to monitor critical parameters in distributed control systems. In addition, infrastructure projects such as water treatment and transportation systems benefit from its rugged design and stable communication capabilities. Therefore, the SPIRE 919-0401 is a proven solution for organizations seeking dependable measurement hardware.

FAQ

Q1: What type of signals can the 919-0401 board handle?

A1: It supports both analog and digital inputs with integrated signal conditioning for precise measurements.

Q2: Is the board compatible with PLC/DCS systems?

A2: Yes, it integrates seamlessly with major PLC and DCS platforms using Modbus, Profibus, or Ethernet interfaces.

Q3: Can the board operate in harsh environments?

A3: Absolutely, it is designed for industrial use with a wide operating temperature range and rugged housing.

Q4: How is reliability ensured in mission‑critical applications?

A4: Reliability is enhanced through diagnostic LEDs, watchdog timers, and built‑in fault detection mechanisms.

Q5: What industries typically use this measurement board?

A5: It is commonly applied in manufacturing automation, energy production, process control, and infrastructure management.