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

2017-06-16View Original

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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? There is a concern that low-voltage electromagnets may cause interference with the PLC.
Reply #22017-06-22
Motors with low power can be placed together with the PLC, while larger motors need to be separated
Reply #32017-06-22
Motors with low power can be used together with PLCs
Reply #42017-07-31
The main concern is electromagnetic interference; therefore, it is best to use isolation transformers for PLCs, shielded cables for signal lines, and to keep them as far away as possible from power lines, especially frequency converters.

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