ALLEN BRADLEY MODULE

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ALLEN BRADLEY MODULE Specification

Current Range
0.5A to 2A

Operating Temperature
0C to 60C

Application
Industrial Automation

Features
Module-based design

Phase
Single Phase

Working Temperature
0C to 60C

Cooling Method
Natural convection

Output Type
Digital/Analog

Output Current
2A

Rated Current
2A max

Power Supply
External

Connector Type
Screw Terminal

Product Type
Module

Input Voltage
24V DC

Voltage Protection
Over-voltage, Reverse Polarity

Efficiency
up to 90%

Material
Plastic/Metal

Storage Temperature
-40C to 85C

Weight
Approx. 180g

About ALLEN BRADLEY MODULE

ALLEN BRADLEY MODULE 1794-OB8EP

Versatile Automation Performance

Compatible with MicroLogix and CompactLogix series, this module easily adapts to evolving industrial automation requirements. With both digital and analog output capabilities across eight optically isolated channels, it ensures reliable data communication and process control in complex setups.

Robust Safety and Protection

Equipped with over-voltage and reverse polarity protections, this module safeguards connected equipment from electrical faults. The optically isolated I/O also provides heightened safety by preventing signal interference and enhancing operational longevity in harsh conditions.

Efficient Design and Operation

Efficient up to 90% and naturally cooled, this module supports uninterrupted industrial use. Its rugged, IP20-rated enclosure, wide operating temperature range (0C to 60C), and easy DIN rail mounting provide operational flexibility in a wide array of environments.

FAQs of ALLEN BRADLEY MODULE:

Q: How do I install the Allen Bradley Module on a DIN rail?

A: Simply align the modules DIN rail clips with your mounting rail and press gently until it clicks securely in place. Ensure the module is firmly attached before connecting power and I/O wiring via the screw terminals.

Q: What types of industrial applications can this module be used for?

A: This module is designed for industrial automation, including process control, machine monitoring, and factory automation applications, thanks to its blend of digital and analog outputs, fast response time, and robust protections.

Q: When should I use optically isolated I/O in my automation solution?

A: Optically isolated I/O should be used when you need to protect control circuitry from voltage fluctuations, noise, or ground loopsenhancing reliability and safety in electrically noisy industrial environments.

Q: Where can I use the Allen Bradley Module considering its protection and compliance standards?

A: With its IP20 rating and CE, UL, RoHS certifications, the module is suitable for protected indoor industrial environments that comply with recognized safety and environmental standards.

Q: What benefits do status LEDs on the module provide during operation?

A: The status LEDs offer immediate visual feedback for each channel, helping users quickly identify operational states or fault conditions, thus simplifying troubleshooting and maintenance processes.

Q: How does the module ensure protection against wiring errors and voltage issues?

A: It incorporates over-voltage and reverse polarity protection features, safeguarding the module and connected systems from incorrect wiring and voltage spikes or reversals.

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