Key Features:
Type: Digital Input Module

Model: QY41P

Series: Q-Series

Number of Channels: 16 digital input channels (24 V DC)

Input Type:

ON/OFF digital signals

24 V DC voltage level

Input Signal Type:

Sinking type: The input signal is provided to the module

High-speed Input: Allows for fast and reliable signal detection from various industrial sensors or switches

Compact Design: Space-saving form factor for easy integration into the Q-series rack system

Installation: Plugs directly into the Mitsubishi Q-series PLC rack for easy and efficient installation

LED Indicators: Each input channel features an LED indicator for real-time status monitoring

Specifications / Parameters:
Number of Input Channels: 16 digital input channels

Input Voltage:

24 V DC (standard for industrial digital inputs)

Input Signal Type:

Sinking type (signal is provided to the module)

Input Voltage Range:

ON: 15–30 V DC

OFF: 0–5 V DC

Input Current:

ON: ≥ 4 mA

OFF: ≤ 1 mA

Response Time:

ON to OFF: 5 ms (typical)

OFF to ON: 5 ms (typical)

Isolation: Optical isolation for safety and reliability

Input LED Indicator: Each input channel has an individual LED indicator for easy visual status monitoring

Mounting:

Plugs directly into the Q-series PLC rack

Q-series compatible rack system for easy integration

Dimensions:

Width: 90 mm

Height: 90 mm

Depth: 92 mm

Weight: Approx. 0.3 kg

Operating Temperature: 0°C to +55°C

Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C

Humidity: 20% to 90% RH (non-condensing)

Altitude: Up to 2000 meters above sea level

Protection Class: IP20 (for indoor use, within a control panel)

Applications:
Industrial Automation: Used for interfacing with digital input devices such as switches, sensors, and relays in automated systems

Process Control: Suitable for applications requiring precise monitoring of ON/OFF signals, such as in production lines or batch processing

Machine Monitoring: Ideal for monitoring the status of mechanical systems, detecting limit switches, and other on/off status indicators

Factory Automation: Perfect for factory floor systems, allowing digital inputs to trigger alarms, control systems, or other devices in an automation setup

Testing Equipment: Can be used to monitor test equipment or laboratory instruments that use digital signals to indicate their status

Energy Management: Used to monitor and control power-related devices that operate with simple on/off switches or sensors