SAMSUNG SSAS PRO SPDI-24
Product Highlight
| SSAS PRO SPDI-24 The Samsung SSAS-PRO SPDI-24 is a 24-channel digital input (I/O) interface module designed specifically for marine and industrial Alarm and Monitoring Systems (AMS). Manufactured by Samsung Heavy Industries |
| this hardware module acts as a critical interface that processes digital and pulse input signals from various onboard machinery and field devices. It routes this data to centralized control workstations to provide comprehensive |
| reliable vessel protection and system automation. Technical SpecificationsChannels: 24 channels for digital/pulse inputs.Isolation: Optically isolated to safeguard the system against power surges and high electrical noise common in marine environments.Operating Voltage: 24V DC supply voltage.Operating Temperature: Suitable for deep-engine or control room placement |
| with a storage temperature range from -30°C to +80°C.Safety Features: Integrated wire break detection to quickly alert operators if a connection to a field sensor fails. |
Product Description
SSAS PRO SPDI-24 The Samsung SSAS-PRO SPDI-24 is a 24-channel digital input (I/O) interface module designed specifically for marine and industrial Alarm and Monitoring Systems (AMS). Manufactured by Samsung Heavy Industries, this hardware module acts as a critical interface that processes digital and pulse input signals from various onboard machinery and field devices. It routes this data to centralized control workstations to provide comprehensive, reliable vessel protection and system automation. Technical SpecificationsChannels: 24 channels for digital/pulse inputs.Isolation: Optically isolated to safeguard the system against power surges and high electrical noise common in marine environments.Operating Voltage: 24V DC supply voltage.Operating Temperature: Suitable for deep-engine or control room placement, with a storage temperature range from -30°C to +80°C.Safety Features: Integrated wire break detection to quickly alert operators if a connection to a field sensor fails.
