ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDN

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ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDN Specification

Rated Current
Backplane: 350 mA; DeviceNet: 420 mA

Power Factor
N/A (Communications Module)

Application
Controls and communicates DeviceNet devices in industrial automation systems

Connector Type
Removable terminal blocks for DeviceNet, CompactLogix backplane connector

Phase
N/A (for communication modules)

Rated Power
N/A (as a communications interface)

Current Range
Backplane: 350 mA @ 5V DC, DeviceNet: 420 mA @ 24V DC

Noise Level
Low (compliant with industrial EMC standards)

Features
DeviceNet Master/Scanner module, status LEDs, plug-and-play capability, removable terminal block

Output Current
Backplane: 350 mA @ 5V DC, DeviceNet: 420 mA @ 24V DC

Output Type
N/A (DeviceNet communication interface)

Operating Temperature
0C to 60C (32F to 140F)

Power Supply
Backplane powered from host controller

Cooling Method
Natural convection

Working Temperature
0C to 60C (32F to 140F)

Product Type
CompactLogix I/O Module

Output Power
N/A (Communications Module)

Output Frequency
N/A (Communications Module)

Input Voltage
24V DC (Backplane powered)

Voltage Protection
Integrated electronic protection circuitry

Efficiency
High, as per industrial standards

Material
Industrial-grade plastic housing

Line Regulation
N/A (Communications Module)

Storage Temperature
-40C to +85C

Weight
0.32 kg (0.70 lbs)

About ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDN

Take advantage of the hot-selling, scarce ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDNa praiseworthy solution for sophisticated industrial automation. This first-class DeviceNet Scanner is invincible in controlling up to 63 DeviceNet nodes with auto-detect baud rates (125, 250, 500 kbps) and efficient connectivity. Its DIN rail/panel mount versatility and IP20 protection ensure high reliability. With integrated voltage protection, powerful status LEDs, and industrial-grade durability, this module is an essential investment for modern factories in India seeking cutting-edge communication performance.

Versatile Industrial Application & Usage

The ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDN is designed for dynamic integration in industrial environments. Its suitable for use in factory automation, process control, and assembly lines. The DeviceNet Scanner is ideal for controlling and communicating with a range of DeviceNet devices using industrial copper wiring, ensuring robust data exchange across your manufacturing floor and process media. Experience first-class industrial automation with reliability and scalability.

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For the ALLEN BRADLEY 1769-SDN module, we offer streamlined logistics and secure packaging to ensure module protection during transit. Exchange options are available to guarantee customer satisfaction. Payment terms are flexible, tailored for Indian traders and suppliers. Our shipping originates from the designated FOB port for efficient delivery, and the main domestic market spread covers all major cities in India, giving you convenient access to this invincible communications module.

FAQs of ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX I/O MODULE 1769-SDN:

Q: How does the 1769-SDN module enhance communication in industrial automation systems?

A: The 1769-SDN operates as a DeviceNet master/scanner, enabling seamless control and communication with up to 63 DeviceNet nodes, improving data exchange, efficiency, and scalability in automation systems.

Q: What are the main benefits of using the ALLEN BRADLEY 1769-SDN in factory settings?

A: This module offers robust connectivity, efficient power consumption, praiseworthy industrial durability, and high-level isolation, ensuring consistent performance in demanding environments.

Q: Where can the 1769-SDN module be installed in an automation setup?

A: It can be DIN rail or panel-mounted within control cabinets, making it versatile for various industrial layouts and easy integration with CompactLogix host controllers.

Q: What is the typical process for connecting devices to the 1769-SDN module?

A: Devices are connected via removable terminal blocks using 2214 AWG copper wires, following DeviceNet protocols, with network status monitored through status LEDs.

Q: When should the DeviceNet Scanner be replaced or upgraded?

A: Replacement is recommended during system expansions, technology upgrades, or if the module shows signs of adverse operation outside its rated current, temperature, or voltage parameters.

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