Allen-Bradley 1756-CN2R/C ControlLogix ControlNet Redundant Bridge Module

Description

Manufacturer:Allen-Bradley

Model Number:1756-CN2R/C

Module Type:Redundant Bridge

Number of Channels:2

Current Rating:Drawn: 970 mA at 5.1 VDC, 1.7 mA at 24 VDC

Isolation:30 V (Continuous), Basic Insulation Type

Communication Protocol:ControlNet A/B to Backplane, and ControlNet A to ControlNet B

Enclosure Type:Open Type

RFI Suppression:Radiated: 10 V/M with 1 KHz sine-wave 80% AM from 80 – 2000 MHz

Temperature Rating:0 – 60 °C

Power Dissipation:5.1 W

Environmental Conditions:5 – 95% non-condensing relative humidity, vibration: 2 G, shock: 30 G

    Experience unparalleled reliability and efficiency in your industrial automation projects with the Allen-Bradley 1756-CN2R/C ControlLogix ControlNet Redundant Bridge Module. Designed for seamless integration into ControlLogix systems, this module ensures robust communication between your networked devices.

    Featuring redundant channels, this module offers unparalleled redundancy, ensuring continuous operation even under unexpected system failures. Its advanced RFI suppression technology mitigates interference from external sources, guaranteeing clear and uninterrupted data transmission.

    With an open type enclosure, it’s suitable for various industrial environments, providing ample space for cable management and easy installation. The compact design ensures minimal space consumption on your control panel, making it a perfect fit for any automation setup.

    Equipped with Ethernet and USB ports, the 1756-CN2R/C supports versatile connectivity options, allowing for seamless data exchange between ControlLogix controllers and third-party devices. Its temperature rating of 0 to 60°C ensures stable performance across a wide range of operational conditions.

    Designed with safety in mind, the module incorporates basic insulation and continuous isolation, protecting against voltage spikes and ensuring operator safety. Backplane compatibility ensures efficient power distribution and data flow within your network, enhancing overall system performance.