A-B 1747-ASB I/O adapter module

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A-B 1747-ASBThe Allen-Bradley 1747-ASB module is a remote I/O adapter module designed by Rockwell Automation for the SLC 500 series PLC. It is used to connect the SLC 500 PLC to the remote I/O chassis to realize the control of distributed I/O modules. With this module, you can place the I/O module far away from the PLC, thereby increasing system flexibility, scalability, and reducing cabling costs.
​Product parameters and specifications
Type: Remote I/O adapter
Interface: DH+ (Data Highway Plus)
Function: Connect SLC 500 PLC to remote I/O chassis
Communication rate: 57.6 kbps, 115 kbps, 230 kbps


Supported I/O modules: 1746 series I/O modules
Installation: Install in a single slot
Product characteristics
Flexible expansion: Multiple remote I/O chassis can be connected to achieve large-s

cale I/O expansion.
Improved reliability: Placing I/O modules in harsh environments reduces the impact on the PLC.
Cost reduction: Reduce wiring costs.
Easy configuration: Configuration via RSLogix 500 software.

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