Siemens QLCCM12AAN Critical Control Module
Brand | Siemens |
Module Number | QLCCM12AAN |
Unit Price | $900 |
Country Of Origin | Germany |
Weight | 0.9KG |
Certificate |
C/O from the Chamber of Commerce C/Q from the Manufacturer |
Warranty | 12 Months |
Inventory Qty | 2 |
Siemens QLCCM12AAN is a critical control module (CCM) in APACS+ and QUADLOG systems. It is mainly used to monitor, process and control field signals, and is particularly suitable for safety closed-loop and critical path control.
Siemens QLCCM12AAN Specifications:
Item |
Specifications |
Part Number |
QLCCM12AAN |
Module Type |
Critical Control Module |
System Compatibility |
APACS+, QUADLOG |
ROM Version |
3.03 (typical) |
Supply Voltage |
24 VDC |
Current Consumption |
Approx. 0.25‑0.4 A (typical) |
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Comparison of similar models
Feature |
QLCCM12AAN |
QLCCM24AAN |
Function |
Critical control module |
Similar CCM with larger memory |
Supply Voltage |
24 VDC |
24 VDC |
System Compatibility |
APACS+, QUADLOG |
APACS+, QUADLOG |
Siemens QLCCM12AAN Key Features
Fast Data Processing for High-Speed Networks: Siemens QLCCM12AAN handles up to 1000 data packets per second, making it ideal for high - speed industrial networks. A logistics warehouse in the Netherlands uses it to connect 50 automated conveyor belts, ensuring instant communication between belt controllers. Before installing Siemens QLCCM12AAN, data backlogs caused frequent belt jams; now, such issues are rare even during peak shipping hours.
Easy Maintenance with Hot-Swappable Design: The hot - swappable feature of Siemens QLCCM12AAN allows technicians to replace it without shutting down the entire system. A chemical plant in France, which runs 24/7, found this invaluable. When a module needed replacement during a production run, the swap took just 5 minutes, and the production line didn’t stop—unlike with their old modules that required a 2 - hour shutdown.
