A-B 1756-IB32/B Digital input module

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A-B 1756-IB32/B

Allen-Bradley 1756-IB32/B is a digital input module designed for ControlLogix control systems. It is used to receive digital signals from external devices and convert these signals into digital information that the PLC can recognize. The module is widely used in various industrial automation systems to collect switch quantity, sensor signal and so on.

Product parameters and specifications
Model: 1756-IB32/B
Series: ControlLogix
Type: Digital input module

Input points: 32 points
Input type: DC input
Voltage range: 10-31.2V DC

Filter function: adjustable digital filter function
Isolation voltage: 250V
Power Supply: Obtain from the ControlLogix mainboard
Mounting method: DIN rail mounting
Main feature
High input points: 32 points input, can simultaneously collect a large number of digital signals.
Flexible configuration: The input filtering function can be adjusted to adapt to different application environments.
High reliability: suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Easy installation: DIN rail installation is convenient and fast.
Application scenario
Switching data acquisition: digital signals generated by buttons, switches, limit switches, etc.
Sensor signal acquisition: collect digital signals of various sensors, such as photoelectric sensors, proximity switches, etc.
Condition monitoring: monitoring the operating status of the equipment.