Product Overview

The Siemens 6ED1052-2CC01-0BA8 is a high-efficiency logic module from the established LOGO! 8 series, designed to provide intelligent control for small-scale automation projects. This "24CE" variant integrates a user-friendly display, a 24V DC power supply, and a versatile I/O arrangement into a single, high-density housing. By utilizing an onboard Ethernet interface with an embedded web server, the module enables remote monitoring and cloud-based data logging without the requirement for specialized high-tier PLC hardware. It serves as an ideal bridge for engineers transitioning from traditional relay logic to digital automation, offering a scalable platform that supports up to 400 function blocks for complex timing, counting, and arithmetic operations.

Essential Hardware Metrics and System Data

The 6ED1052-2CC01-0BA8 is characterized by its modular expandability and robust communication features tailored for decentralized control tasks.

• Onboard I/O Configuration: 8 Digital Inputs (24V DC), including 4 channels that are configurable for 0-10V analog signals, and 4 Digital Outputs (Transistor).

• Communication Interface: Integrated RJ45 Ethernet port supporting Modbus TCP/IP and S7 communication.

• Storage Capabilities: Standard MicroSD card slot for program backup, data logging, and project transfer.

• Software Compatibility: Fully programmable via LOGO! Soft Comfort V8.0 or higher.

• Visual Interface: Integrated backlit display with operator buttons for local parameter adjustments and status viewing.

• Physical Mass: 0.95 kg (Shipping Weight).

• Frame Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 5.1 cm x 83.8 cm (Extended profile for specific rack/rail configurations).

• Manufacturing Origin: Germany.

• Lifecycle Note: This specific model reached "Discontinued" status in late 2019; it is primarily sought for spare part replacement and maintenance of existing installations.

Professional Deployment Scenarios

This logic module is a staple in building automation and small machinery where localized intelligence and remote accessibility are paramount.

• Building Infrastructure: Controlling automated lighting, HVAC scheduling, and motorized blind adjustments to optimize energy consumption in commercial spaces.

• Small-Scale Industrial Machinery: Managing conveyor start/stop sequences, simple packaging equipment, and pumping stations where space is limited.

• Agricultural Systems: Regulating automated irrigation timers and ventilation control in greenhouses based on analog temperature or moisture sensor feedback.

• Process Monitoring: Utilizing the integrated web server to provide real-time status updates for remote equipment, such as water tank levels or pressure thresholds.

• Marine and Transport: Implementation in non-critical auxiliary systems requiring vibration-resistant control logic and 24V DC operation.