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Siemens 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 ET 200PA SMART DO32 Digital Output Module
Manufacturer: Siemens
Condition: Brand New
Lead Time: In Stock
Origin: Germany
Warranty: 12 Months
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Overview
- Match the full article number and the ET 200PA SMART station configuration.
- Confirm 24 V DC load supply and group current against the mounting orientation and ambient temperature.
- Use the 40-pin front connector and preserve the existing four-group channel mapping.
- Do not substitute the DO16 module when the project requires 32 outputs.
SIMATIC ET 200PA SMART • DIGITAL OUTPUT
6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 ET 200PA SMART DO32 Digital Output Module
Standard 32-channel 24 V DC output module with 0.5 A rated output current per channel.
At a Glance
| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 |
| Product Type | DO32 digital output module |
| Core Function | 32 DC output channels |
| Compatible Series | ET 200PA SMART |
Exact Identification
Standard DO32 article; the coated module uses a different order suffix.
Output Connection
Four groups of eight outputs use a 40-pin front connector.
Engineering Check
Check load voltage, actuator current and group current before installation.
Product Overview
6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 is the standard DO32 digital output module for ET 200PA SMART. It provides 32 outputs isolated in groups of eight, with a rated 24 V DC load voltage and 0.5 A output current per channel.
The module is suitable for solenoid valves, DC contactors and signal lamps. A green status LED is provided per channel and an SF LED indicates a group error.
Key Functions
Grouped digital outputs
The 32 outputs are electrically isolated in four groups of eight for 24 V DC actuator circuits.
Actuator switching
The module switches resistive loads at up to 100 Hz and lamp loads at up to 10 Hz.
Local status indication
Each channel has a green status LED, with a separate SF group error display.
Official Specifications
| Module dimensions | 40 × 125 × 120 mm |
|---|---|
| Approximate module weight | 300 g |
| Maximum unshielded cable length | 600 m |
| Maximum shielded cable length | 1000 m |
| Group current, horizontal mounting to 40 °C | 4 A maximum |
| Group current, horizontal mounting to 60 °C | 3 A maximum |
| Group current, vertical mounting to 40 °C | 2 A maximum |
| Backplane bus current consumption | 60 mA maximum |
| No-load L+ current consumption | 100 mA maximum |
| Typical power loss | 9.3 W |
| Permitted output current at signal 1 | 5 mA to 0.6 A |
| Residual output current at signal 0 | 0.5 mA maximum |
| Output delay, signal 0 to 1 | 200 µs maximum with resistive load |
| Output delay, signal 1 to 0 | 300 µs maximum with resistive load |
| Load resistance range | 48 Ω to 4 kΩ |
| Maximum lamp load | 5 W |
| Resistive-load switching frequency | 100 Hz maximum |
| Inductive-load switching frequency | 0.5 Hz maximum, IEC 947-5-1 DC 13 |
| Electronic short-circuit response threshold | 1 A typical |
| Actuator connection | 40-pin front connector |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 switch a 24 V DC solenoid valve?
Yes, the output module is suitable for solenoid valves when each channel and group stays within its rated current.
How many load groups should I wire for 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0?
Wire the 32 output channels as four electrically isolated groups of eight.
Which front connector is needed for 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0?
The actuator wiring uses a 40-pin front connector.
Can I use 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 for a redundant load?
Two outputs can control one load redundantly, while their parallel connection cannot be used to increase output capacity.
What do the LEDs on 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 indicate?
A green LED displays each channel status and the SF LED displays a group error.
How long can the shielded field cable be with 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0?
The maximum stated shielded cable length is 1000 m.
Does 6ES7650-8EK80-0AA0 provide configurable diagnostic interrupts?
No, this DO32 module has neither configurable diagnostics nor diagnostic interrupts.
