A-B 1734-IB8

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A-B 1734-IB8

The Allen-Bradley 1734-IB8 is a digital input module from Rockwell Automation’s POINT I/O family of products. It is mainly used to collect digital signals, such as the opening and closing state of switches, sensors and other equipment, and transmit these digital signals to the PLC to realize the monitoring and control of field equipment.

Product characteristics
Input channels: 8
Input type: Sink type
Input voltage: 24VDC

Communication mode: Through the POINT I/O communication adapter and PLC connection
Mounting method: DIN rail mounting
High reliability: industrial design, strong anti-interference ability.

Flexible configuration: Different input types and filtering functions can be configured according to requirements.
Easy installation: simple installation and easy maintenance.
Strong compatibility: Compatible with various Allen-Bradley PLCS.
Product application
Industrial automation control system: collect the digital signal of the field equipment to realize the monitoring and control of the equipment.
Process control system: digital signals used to collect process variables.
Machine automation: used to collect machine status signals.