Place of Origin:United States
Custom Processing:Yes
Model:1756-IB32B
Brand:Allen-Bradley
Operating Voltage:24 VDC
Number of Points:32
Current Sinking Capacity:5 mA per channel
Communication Protocol:ControlNet, DeviceNet
Dimensions (WxHxD):127 x 76.2 x 133 mm
Weight:0.4 kg
Environmental Conditions:Operating Temperature: -5°C to 55°C, Storage Temperature: -20°C to 70°C
Certification:CE, UL
The Allen-Bradley 1756IB32B Input Module is specifically engineered for use in demanding industrial environments where precision and reliability are paramount. It is a key component for enhancing system efficiency and connectivity in ControlLogix automation systems.
Each of the 32 digital input points is equipped with current sinking capability, which allows for direct connection to various sensors and switches without the need for additional circuitry. This feature ensures a streamlined installation process and minimizes the risk of interference or malfunctions.
The 10-31VDC operating voltage range provides flexibility for integration into a wide variety of power supply scenarios, ensuring compatibility across different industrial applications. The compact design of the module facilitates easy installation within tight spaces, making it suitable for both new installations and retrofit projects.
The module features an integrated communication status display, which provides real-time feedback on the operational state of the inputs. This allows engineers and maintenance personnel to quickly identify any issues or anomalies, facilitating proactive troubleshooting and minimizing downtime.
The Allen-Bradley brand is synonymous with quality and durability in the field of industrial automation. The 1756IB32B Input Module is no exception, boasting robust construction materials and advanced manufacturing techniques that ensure long-lasting performance even under harsh conditions. It is a testament to Allen-Bradley’s commitment to delivering high-performance solutions that meet the evolving needs of modern industries.
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