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Created by: hefeng_05 at: 7/1/2009 7:02 AM (3 Replies)

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hefeng_05 Posts: 60 Rating: (2)	Dear all whether can i used the PS307 to contribute the power redundancey? if not how can i to do when i want to contribute the power redundancey in ET200M station.? Regards!
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mumbles Posts: 160 Rating: (16)	Yes this can be done with PS307 power supplies Please refer to the following link with regards to details about the Sitop Redundancy module https://www.automation.siemens.com/sitop/html_76/redundanzmodul.htm Here is also a link to the sitop catalog http://www.automation.siemens.com/infocenter/order_form.aspx?tab=3&nodekey=key_518431&lang=en I hope this helps
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7/1/2009 7:33 AM	Rate (0)
naah Posts: 76 Rating: (8)	HI, You may use the 6EP1961-3BA20, which is a redundancy unit with two SITOP power supply! Good luck!
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Enigma Posts: 49 Rating: (18)	hefeng_05 if not how can i to do when i want to contribute the power redundancey in ET200M station.? Regards! Hi Hefeng, mumblesand Naah are right, that you can use it with redundancy by using external device "DIODE BOARD" just make sure that you use a right rating of the diode boards (you would not appritiate spending money for highr capacity modules....isnt it?? ). Regarding ET200M redundancy, can you explain inmore details what exactly you mare looking for?? Are you talking about IM power supply redundancy?? Regards, Enigma
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