SCHNEIDER 007301500 TAC Xenta 701 Controller Module

SCHNEIDER XENTA 701 Controller Module Overview:

The SCHNEIDER 007301500 TAC Xenta 701 Controller Module is a versatile building automation controller that may be used to operate HVAC, lighting, and energy systems in commercial and industrial buildings over a network. It has a robust programmable platform and built-in connection options like Ethernet, LonWorks, and serial ports, making it easy to add to modern BMS infrastructures. Engineers and facility managers can use a regular web browser to monitor, configure, and troubleshoot the system from anywhere thanks to its built-in web server. This cuts down on the need for on-site work and downtime.

The TAC Xenta 701 was designed to be scalable. It can be expanded with additional I/O modules and can monitor a network of field devices. This makes it good for both standalone applications and large, distributed installations. In mission-critical environments, non-volatile memory, strong alarm and trend management, and secure access choices make sure that performance is stable over time and that data stays safe. Its small DIN-rail shape, variable power options, and support for complex programming tools make it straightforward to set up, maintain, and manage energy use throughout the installation’s life cycle.

Technical Specifications

Main Features

• An embedded web server lets you access control apps and settings from any browser across the world.
• TAC Vista works with data aggregation in configurations with more than one controller.
• Support for Modbus communication so that it can work with devices from other companies.
• A real-time clock with flash memory that doesn’t go away and 72 hours of power failure protection.
• For remote management, use a secure HTTPS interface with 128-bit encryption.
• Programmed through TAC Menta and can run numerous control applications at the same time.
• DIN rail mounting makes it straightforward to install in control panels.

How to Install?

-> You can put the TAC Xenta 701 on a DIN rail in a control cabinet or use ordinary wall-mount boxes to put it anywhere you like.

-> Use the 24 V AC/DC connections to connect the power source, making sure the polarity is right for DC configurations to avoid damage.

-> For serial communication (RS232/RS485), use cable kit 007309200. For modem/Ethernet connections, use 007309160, which can be bought separately.

-> Link to Ethernet via standard UTP cable on 10Base-T port; configure IP via web interface or TAC Vista.

-> Connect up to 10 Xenta 400 I/O modules and check that the polarity of LonWorks TP/FT-10 is the same across the network.

-> Use TAC Menta or XBuilder to program apps, download them over Ethernet, and set up the LonWorks network.

Usage in Industry:

• Controls HVAC systems including chillers, boilers, air handlers, and VAV boxes to keep the temperature and air flow just right.
• Controls the lights in business facilities, setting schedules and making changes based on occupancy to save energy.
• It keeps an eye on and improves energy use across all buildings by combining meters and submeters for real-time analysis.
• Oversees LonWorks networks with up to 30 nodes for field devices, sensors, and actuators that are spread out in big installations.
• Manages alarms and keeps track of trends for preventive maintenance in hospitals, commercial buildings, and industrial locations.
• Works with TAC Vista to administer buildings from one place, allowing for data collection and remote monitoring.