Brand:Allen Bradley
Model:1747-ASB/A 1747ASBA
Series:SLC 500
Module Type:I/O Adapter Module
Communication Port:Universal Remote I/O Adapter
Number of Slots:30
Connectors:6-Pin Phoenix Connector
Weight:168 grams
Power Supply:AC/DC universal input
Operating Temperature:-20°C to +55°C
Storage Temperature:-40°C to +70°C
Input/Output Ratings:16 DI/8 DO, 8 AI/2 AO
Memory:16K words
Programming Language:Ladder Logic, Structured Text
The Allen-Bradley 1747-ASB Universal Remote I/O Adapter Module is engineered to offer exceptional reliability and performance in industrial automation environments. Its compact design and lightweight construction make it ideal for space-constrained applications, ensuring efficient installation and maintenance.
Featuring support for multiple communication rates, this module ensures compatibility across a wide range of PLCs and other automation equipment, facilitating seamless integration into existing systems. The ability to communicate at rates of 57.6 kbit/s, 115 kbit/s, and 230 kbit/s provides flexibility in choosing the most suitable speed for different applications.
Equipped with universal input/output capabilities, the Allen-Bradley 1747-ASB can handle diverse types of signals, making it a versatile choice for monitoring and controlling various processes in manufacturing, logistics, and other industries. Its robust power supply voltage of 24VDC ensures reliable operation under demanding conditions.
Operated within a temperature range of -40°C to 70°C, this module is designed for harsh industrial environments, ensuring uninterrupted functionality in extreme climates. The lightweight construction and compact size contribute to easy handling and convenient installation, allowing for quick setup and minimal downtime.
Compliant with Modbus protocol, the Allen-Bradley 1747-ASB facilitates easy data exchange between the module and other devices in the network, enhancing system efficiency and reducing complexity in system integration. This feature is particularly advantageous in large-scale automation projects where interoperability is crucial.
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