6XV1843-2R

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The SCALANCE XC100-4OBR optical bypass relays are ideally suitable as ballast in Industrial Ethernet networks in linear and ring topologies with data transfer rates of 100/1000В Mbit/s. They are used for uninterruptible connection and disconnection of SCALANCE X switches.

• Uninterruptible connection and disconnection of network nodes by means of integrated optical relays for multi-mode and single-mode fiber-optic networks
• Suitable for use in extended networks (e.g. in wind farms, pipelines, or large chemical plants) thanks to low optical attenuation
• Rugged plastic enclosure in SIMATIC S7-1500 format, with installation options on standard mounting rail, and SIMATIC S7-300/S7-1500 mounting rail in different installation positions
• Rugged, industry-standard node/network connections using SC FO interfaces
• Redundant voltage infeed and monitoring of large voltage range (12В VВ DC, 24В VВ DC, 48В VВ DC)
• Diagnostics on the device by means of LEDs (bypass function, configuration, power supply)
• Fault signaling contact for signaling switching operations
• Digital input contact for remote function check of the bypass relay

Product versions

SCALANCE XC100-4OBR with multimode fiber optic ports

• For establishing optical multimode fiber optic line or ring topologies with four optical SC ports and TAP function for quickly establishing links

SCALANCE XC100-4OBR with singlemode fiber optic ports

• For establishing optical singlemode fiber optic line topologies with four optical SC ports and low throughput attenuation in the optical relay
• For establishing optical singlemode fiber optic line or ring topologies with four optical SC ports and TAP function for quickly establishing links

SCALANCE XC100-4OBR, SM, line topology

• For establishing optical singlemode fiber optic line topologies with four optical SC ports and low throughput attenuation in the optical relay without TAP function