Allen Bradley 1746SC-INO4I SLC500 Analog Input Module

Model:1746SC-INO4I

Manufacturer:Allen Bradley

Module Type:Modular PLC

Analog Input Channels:4

Common Mode Voltage Range:-20 to 20 V

Absolute Input Voltage:Plus/Minus 7.5 VDC or 7.5 VAC RMS (maximum)

Input Range:-10 to 10 VDC – 1 LSB

Absolute Input Current:-30 to 30 mA (maximum)

Voltage Rating:Overvoltage protection: 7.5 VAC RMS

Current Rating:Backplane current draw: 35 MA at 5 V, 85 MA at 24 V

Isolation:Backplane: 500 VDC, Enclosure: Open Type

Output Frequency:Not applicable

Certified Product:Yes

Series:1746SC-INO4I

Material Coding:Unique code specific to model

    The Allen Bradley 1746SC-INO4I is engineered for unparalleled precision and reliability in industrial automation environments. This high-resolution analog input module is part of the renowned SLC series, ensuring compatibility and seamless integration with existing Allen Bradley control systems.

    Featuring four independent channels, this module allows for direct connection to sensors and transducers, enabling real-time data acquisition and processing essential for complex control applications. Its wide common mode voltage range ensures robust performance under varying environmental conditions.

    With a maximum absolute input voltage of 7.5 VDC or 7.5 VAC RMS, and an input range of -20 to 20 mA, the 1746SC-INO4I provides exceptional sensitivity and accuracy, crucial for measuring subtle changes in industrial processes.

    Equipped with state-of-the-art overvoltage protection, this module safeguards against electrical surges, ensuring uninterrupted operation and minimizing downtime. The backplane isolation of 500 VDC and open-type enclosure design further enhance its durability and reliability in harsh industrial settings.

    Designed for easy installation and maintenance, the Allen Bradley 1746SC-INO4I is compatible with various communication protocols including EtherNet/IP, DH+, DH-485, and RS-232, facilitating integration with diverse network infrastructures. It supports remote monitoring and control through ControlNet, DeviceNet, and Universal Remote I/O links, offering flexible solutions for distributed control systems.