Can a PLC or a PLC acquisition module be installed in a low-voltage distribution cabinet?

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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask whether a PLC or a PLC acquisition module can be installed inside a low-voltage distribution cabinet Who knows if there are any regulations prohibiting such installation? Concerned that low-voltage electromagnets may cause interference with the PLC.

Reply #22017-07-10

In principle, it can be installed; as long as it’s possible to install it on the controller located on the high-voltage cabinet.

Reply #32017-07-10

If the ambient temperature inside the cabinet does not exceed the requirements of the PLC, they can be installed together.

Reply #42017-08-11

It can be installed; the technology is quite mature.

Reply #52017-08-22

Try to keep them separate; if conditions do not permit it, isolation is essential

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