Allen-Bradley 1785-L40C ControlNet Processor Module, Advanced Automation Solution

Brand:Allen-Bradley

Model Number:1785-L40C

Processor Type:High-performance

Bus Interface:ControlNet

Communication Rate:Up to 1 Mbps

Power Consumption:10 Watts

Operating Temperature:-40°C to +60°C

Dimensions:148.2mm x 90mm x 60mm

Weight:Approx. 0.5 kg

Connectors:24-pin D-sub connector

Input/Output Capacity:20 Inputs / 16 Outputs

Operating System:Rockwell Automation Logix Control System

Programming Language:Structured Text, Ladder Diagram

    The 1785-L40C ControlNet Processor Module from Rockwell Automation is designed to provide unparalleled performance in industrial control environments. Its high-performance processor ensures efficient execution of complex control algorithms, enabling faster response times and improved system reliability.

    With its integrated ControlNet interface, the module facilitates real-time communication between different components of an automation system, enhancing system flexibility and reducing setup time. This feature is particularly advantageous in industries requiring high-speed data transfer and precise control.

    Featuring a large memory capacity, the 1785-L40C can store extensive data and software, supporting a wide range of applications without the need for frequent updates or expansions. This makes it a versatile choice for both small-scale and large-scale industrial projects.

    Engineered for robust operation within a broad temperature range (-20°C to +60°C), this module ensures reliable performance in various industrial settings, from cold storage facilities to hot manufacturing plants. Its low power consumption contributes to energy efficiency and cost savings over the lifecycle of the system.

    The compact and lightweight design of the 1785-L40C allows for easy installation and integration into existing systems, minimizing downtime during setup and maintenance. Additionally, its compatibility with a wide range of Rockwell Automation products ensures seamless integration, streamlining the procurement process and optimizing the overall system architecture.