The IFM DP1613 relay adapter provides two normally closed relay switching channels for industrial automation systems. It offers a practical interface for controlling compatible electrical loads and equipment where normally closed relay contacts are required. The module is suitable for machine control, auxiliary switching and industrial system integration.
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The DP1613 is a relay adapter designed around two normally closed relay contacts. It provides a convenient switching interface for automation applications where the electrical circuit must operate through NC relay contacts.
Normally closed relay contacts provide a useful switching arrangement for equipment requiring a closed circuit in the normal state. This configuration can be incorporated into compatible control, signalling and auxiliary switching applications.
The DP1613 provides a practical bridge between an automation system and relay-operated equipment. It can support the integration of conventional electrical switching functions into modern industrial installations.
The module can be used for suitable machine-control and auxiliary switching functions. Its compact design supports installation in automation environments where relay-based control is required.
Two normally closed relay channels
Relay adapter design
NC switching contacts
Industrial automation component
Supports auxiliary switching
Suitable for machine control
Compact switching solution
Useful for system integration
Practical relay interface
IFM original component
Industrial relay control
Machine automation
Auxiliary switching
Control systems
Signal circuits
Factory automation
Machine equipment
Automation integration
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product code | DP1613 |
| Product type | Relay adapter |
| Relay contacts | 2 × NC |
| Function | Relay switching |
| Application | Industrial automation |
| Brand | IFM |
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