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Allen Bradley 1747-ASB I/O Adapter Module
Product Overview
Allen Bradley 1747-ASB is an SLC 500 series I/O adapter module.It serves as a”bridge”for remote I/O systems,connecting SLC 500 processors and remote I/O chassis to achieve decentralized I/O expansion.
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Product Features
Remote I/O connection:Connect the SLC 500 processor to the remote I/O chassis to expand the number of I/O points.
Flexible configuration:supports multiple communication rates and node numbers.
High reliability:Designed for industrial environments,it has high reliability.
Easy to install:Easy to install and maintain.
Product parameters
Model:1747-ASB
Type:I/O Adapter Module
Communication Port:Universal Remote I/O Adapter
Communication speed:57.6115 or 230 kbps
Backplane current:375 mA
Cable:Belden 9463
Slot width:1 slot
Number of nodes:Standard 16,Extended 32
Connector:6-pin Phoenix connector
Working temperature:0-60°C
Product specifications
Size:5.72 x 1.37 x 5.15 inches
Weight:0.37 pounds
Product series
Belonging to the Allen Bradley SLC 500 series products.
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Product function
Expand I/O:Increase the number of I/O points in the SLC 500 system.
Remote I/O:Place the I/O module away from the processor.
Improving system reliability:Distributed I/O can enhance system reliability.
Product Usage
Widely used in various industrial automation fields,such as:
Manufacturing industry:automated production lines,robot control
Process control:chemical,metallurgical and other process control
Building automation:HVAC control,lighting control
Examples of application areas
Remote I/O system:Place I/O modules in hazardous areas or hard to reach locations.
Distributed control system:Divide the system into multiple subsystems to improve its scalability and flexibility.
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summary
The Allen Bradley 1747-ASB,as a remote I/O adapter for SLC 500 systems,plays an important role in the field of industrial automation.It provides users with flexible solutions by expanding the number of I/O points and improving system reliability.
