Nano-10 on 12V

[kparson]

Has anyone run the Nano-10 on 12V?  Is so, any issues I should know about?

[jbrandall]

I think the may actually run at 12v, but you may not be able to use the relays (outputs 3&4).  I discovered this when my battery went so low that the 12 to 24v converter couldn't make more than 12 volts.

See also my answer to a post last month (down 4 or 5)

[support]

That is correct. You would not be able to use the relay outputs.

The Nano-10 is technically rated for 24VDC only; however, it can actually be run on 12VDC if you have no other option but is subject to the following conditions:

1) Outputs 3 & 4 (relays) will not work, so only outputs 1 & 2 are available.

2) The PLC cannot implement the power failure interrupt. (PFI occurs at around 15 to 17V, so it won't work). This is a special type of Interrupt described in the Interrupts section of the Nano-10 user manual.