Allen Bradley 1756-IF16 ControlLogix Analog Input Module

Model Number:1756-IF16

Module Type:ControlLogix

Number of Channels:16

Input Type:Analog

Single-ended Inputs:8

Differential Inputs:8

Voltage Input Range:±10V

Current Input Range:±20mA

Data Format Options:Multiple Formats

Communication Protocol:ControlNet

Operating Temperature:0 to 60°C

Power Consumption:5.1W

Isolation:30V Continuous

    This state-of-the-art Allen Bradley 1756-IF16 ControlLogix 16 Pt A/I Module is engineered to deliver unparalleled precision in analog signal acquisition. With its versatile design, it supports both single-ended and differential input configurations, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of industrial sensors and equipment.

    Featuring an extensive input range from ±10V for voltage inputs and ±20mA for current inputs, this module caters to diverse industrial needs, making it suitable for various monitoring and control applications. The inclusion of multiple data format options provides flexibility in data processing and integration with existing systems.

    Equipped with advanced filtering capabilities and real-time sampling technology, the 1756-IF16 ensures accurate and reliable signal processing, even under varying environmental conditions. It also includes features like under-range and over-range detection, process alarms, rate alarm, and wire-off detection, enhancing system safety and operational efficiency.

    For enhanced connectivity and ease of integration, this module supports ControlNet communication protocol, enabling seamless communication with other ControlLogix devices and industrial automation networks. The compact yet robust design ensures reliable operation within a temperature range of 0 to 60°C, making it suitable for industrial environments.

    Designed with efficiency in mind, the Allen Bradley 1756-IF16 ControlLogix 16 Pt A/I Module consumes only 5.1W of power, reducing energy consumption without compromising performance. Its continuous isolation feature ensures protection against electrical disturbances, maintaining system integrity and enhancing safety standards.