The AB 1746-IB32 Digital Input Module is designed for industrial automation systems, providing reliable and accurate digital input signals. Ideal for applications requiring high-performance data acquisition and control.
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The AB 1746-IB32 Digital Input Module is designed for industrial automation systems, providing reliable and accurate digital input signals. Ideal for applications requiring high-performance data acquisition and control.
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Serial Number:1746-IB32
Brand:AB
Model:1746-IB32
Voltage:220V (V)
Input Frequency:50 kHz
Certified Product:Yes
Series:1746-IB32
The Allen-Bradley 1746-IB32 Digital Input Module is engineered to provide robust and dependable digital input functionality in industrial environments. This module is specifically designed to handle up to 32 channels of discrete signals, making it an ideal solution for process monitoring and control in various industries.
With a wide voltage range of 24 VDC, the module supports multiple input types including dry contact, open collector, and transistor inputs, ensuring compatibility with a variety of sensors and devices. The response time of less than 1 ms ensures quick and accurate signal processing, minimizing delays in critical operations.
Built for harsh industrial conditions, the module operates reliably within a temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and can withstand humidity levels from 5% to 95%, non-condensing. It is certified to meet international standards such as CE, UL, and CSA, ensuring compliance with global safety and performance requirements.
Ease of installation and maintenance are key features of the 1746-IB32. Its compact design allows for efficient space utilization, and its robust construction ensures long-term reliability. This module integrates seamlessly with Allen-Bradley ControlLogix and CompactLogix controllers, providing a seamless control system experience.
By choosing the Allen-Bradley 1746-IB32 Digital Input Module, you gain a reliable, versatile, and high-performance solution for your industrial control needs.
