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ESA ECS driver card 90/260 dual - Ignition Systems
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ESA ECS driver card 90/260 dual

ESA ECS driver card 90/260 dual is an ignition system controller for industrial combustion applications, offering EIA-RS-232 or EIA-RS-422 interface with maximum 200 m line length and 9600 baud data transmission. DIN…

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ESA
Item
ECS driver card 90/260 dual
Category
Ignition Systems
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Technical Specifications

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type
ECS driver card dual
mounting
DIN rail 35 mm EN 50022
interface
EIA-RS-232 or EIA-RS-422
line length
max 200 m
fieldbus voltage
max 25 Vdc
protection degree
IP10
storage temperature
-10-70°C
operating temperature
0-50°C
data transmission speed
max 9600 baud

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Product Description

ESA ECS driver card 90/260 dual is an ignition system controller for industrial combustion applications, offering EIA-RS-232 or EIA-RS-422 interface with maximum 200 m line length and 9600 baud data transmission. DIN rail 35 mm EN 50022 mounting integrates into control cabinets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I order the ESA ECS 90/260 driver card in your region?

3G Electric supplies the ESA ECS 90/260 dual ignition driver card with delivery to your location. We handle all customs clearance and logistics. Contact us for availability and lead time on request.

What is the cable length limit for the ECS 90/260 driver card?

The ESA ECS 90/260 supports a maximum line length of 200 m for EIA-RS-232 or EIA-RS-422 serial communication at 9600 baud data transmission speed.

Can the ESA ECS 90/260 be mounted in a control cabinet?

Yes. The ECS 90/260 dual mounts on DIN rail 35 mm EN 50022 standard, making it ideal for integration into industrial control cabinets. Operating temperature range is 0–50 °C.

Used in

Common applications for ESA
Industrial gas-fired burners — ESA UV2 photoelectric cell for flame detection and ignition in gas burner systems
Oil burner control systems — ESA ESTRO B-V2 microprocessor-based controller for permanent operation in oil-fired equipment
Industrial heaters — ESA Genio 230 V controller with UV or ionization electrode for flame supervision in heating applications
Process combustion control — ESA ECS driver card for fieldbus integration in multi-burner control cabinets
Thermal oxidizers — ESA ESTRO C for continuous duty in high-temperature combustion processes
Boiler management systems — ESA ESTRO Q for reliable ignition and flame monitoring in industrial boilers
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