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(65M) 2 Slot Power Backplane Module
ioPAC 6500 Series (65M) Backplane Modules – 2 Slot Power Module – Tool-free installation – 2 x 2 Pin Grid design – DIN-Rail Mount – -40°C to +75°C
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The 65M-BMPW02-CT-T is a two-slot power backplane module for ioPAC 6500 Series modular controller systems. Providing space for two power modules, making it suitable for ioPAC 6500 configurations where additional power capacity or redundancy is required. Making it useful for industrial control, remote monitoring, utilities and infrastructure systems where uptime and serviceability are important.
The ioPAC 6500 Series uses a modular Intelligent Integrated Node architecture, and the 65M-BMPW02-CT-T forms part of the backplane structure needed to create a complete system. The wider backplane family supports a defined installation sequence of PWR, COM, CPU, EXP and IO. This model occupies the power module section of that sequence and supports the 2 x 2 pin grid design, helping prevent erroneous assembly during installation or maintenance.
With two power module slots, this model is wider than the single-slot version. The datasheet lists its dimensions as 86 x 177 x 45.5 mm and its weight as 320 g. It uses a plastic housing and supports DIN-rail mounting as standard, helping it fit into industrial cabinets and control panels. Rack mounting is also supported when used with the optional rack mounting kit, giving integrators more flexibility for larger installations.
The 65M-BMPW02-CT-T supports conformal coating and an operating temperature range of -40°C to +75°C. For installations above 65°C, proper airflow is required. The series also carries EMC, EMI, EMS, safety, shock and vibration certifications, supporting deployment in demanding industrial environments. For ioPAC 6500 systems that need two power module positions, the 65M-BMPW02-CT-T provides a robust and installation-friendly backplane option.
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