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Samkoon FGRB-C8X8T product overview
Compact high-speed PLC · FGR Series

Samkoon FGRB-C8X8T

8 digital inputs · 8 NPN outputs · 4 × 200 kHz counters and pulse outputs

FGRB-C8X8T combines 8 digital inputs, 8 transistor/NPN outputs and high-speed count/pulse functions in a 25.2 mm-wide enclosure. Its mini-PLC architecture, serial communications and USB commissioning connection suit machine panels with limited space.

Digital inputs8
Digital outputs8
Programming softwareSamSoarII
Outer dimensions25.2 × 92 × 63.4 mm
Power supplyDC 24 V ±20%
Power consumption1.5 W
Product architecture

One device, four practical capabilities

The functions below are tied directly to this model's official technical record.

01

Compact local I/O

Eight digital inputs and eight transistor/NPN outputs are provided on the main unit.

02

High-speed counting

Four counter channels are published at up to 200 kHz per channel.

03

Pulse generation

Four pulse outputs operate at up to 200 kHz per channel.

04

Serial commissioning

mini RS232, RS485 and a USB device port support upload, monitoring and field communications.

I/O architecture

Plan local I/O, high-speed functions and serial communications together

Treat this model as a compact high-speed local PLC rather than a network controller.

Main PLC8 DI · 8 transistor/NPN outputs · SamSoarII
High-speed functions4 counters up to 200 kHz · 4 pulse outputs up to 200 kHz
Connectionsmini RS232 · RS485 · USB device port
Technical data

Specifications arranged for engineering review

All source-qualified values are visible by topic; no decision-critical data is hidden behind an expandable panel.

Mechanical construction

Outer dimensions25.2 × 92 × 63.4 mm
Weight102 g

System and certification

Protection ratingIP30
FCCFCC Class A compliant
CEEN 55032 and EN 55035 compliant

I/O and control

Digital inputs8
Digital outputs8
High-speed counter4 channels; each max. 200 kHz
Pulse output4 channels; each max. 200 kHz
Output typeTransistor / NPN
AB-phase counter2 channels; max. 200 kHz

Communication and power

Power supplyDC 24 V ±20%
Power consumption1.5 W
Output voltage6–30 V DC
Input signal voltageDC 24 V ±20%

Environment and software

Operating temperature0 °C – 55 °C (non-freezing)
Programming softwareSamSoarII
Operating humidity5–95% RH (non-condensing)
Application fit

Where this configuration makes sense

These scenarios describe a technical fit, not a substitute for project-specific I/O and safety validation.

Compact machine control

Machines whose 8-input/8-output structure and NPN loads match the project electrical design.

High-speed counting

Encoder or sensor pulses processed within the published counter limits.

Pulse-based positioning

Axes whose drive inputs are electrically matched to the four high-speed pulse outputs.

Space-constrained OEM panels

Designs that benefit from the 25.2 × 92 × 63.4 mm enclosure.

Official resources

Official product and catalogue records

Use these manufacturer records to confirm model identity, lifecycle and the current document revision.

Model comparison

Compare nearby configurations with named technical fields

Only published values are compared; a dash means that the current source does not state the field.

ModelDigital inputsOutput structure
FGRB-C8X8TCurrent model88
FGRB-C8X6R86
FGRS-C8X8T88
Technical FAQ

Answers to common selection questions

Short answers based on the official product and series records.

What is the local I/O structure?

Eight digital inputs and eight transistor/NPN outputs are provided.

What is the high-speed counter capacity?

Four channels are published at up to 200 kHz each; two AB-phase channels are also listed at up to 200 kHz.

What pulse output is available?

Four pulse-output channels are specified at up to 200 kHz each.

Which connections are used?

mini RS232, RS485 and a USB device port are listed, with SamSoarII for programming.

Data provenance

Official product records

Current product-centre record — Listed in Samkoon's current .cn product centre.

Technical sources

Official sources checked on 24 August 2026. Samkoon current product centre

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