Specifications
- Model Number: 1756-CNB
- Series: Allen-Bradley ControlLogix
- Product Type: Communication Module
- Function: Acts as a bridge between a ControlLogix rack and a ControlNet network.
- Features:
- Single slot module
- Integrated communication ports:
- One BNC connector for non-redundant media operation
- One NAP (RJ-45 8-pin with shield)
- Supports 64 ControlNet connections
- Single coaxial media
- Technical Specifications:
- Communication Rate: 5 megabytes per second
- Maximum Nodes: 99
- Dimensions: [Please refer to the official product documentation for exact dimensions]
- Weight: Approximately 0.51 lbs
- Applications:
- Interfacing ControlLogix systems with ControlNet devices
- Connecting various industrial automation devices on a ControlNet network
- Benefits:
- Reliable and efficient communication between ControlLogix and ControlNet devices
- Easy to install and configure
- Supports a wide range of ControlNet devices
Key Features and Benefits
- Versatility: The 1756-CNB can be used in a variety of industrial automation applications.
- Reliability: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with other Allen-Bradley products.
- Scalability: Supports up to 99 ControlNet nodes.
- Ease of use: Simple to install and configure.
Additional Notes
- Lifecycle Status: Please note that the 1756-CNB is an end-of-life product. Rockwell Automation has announced that as of December 31, 2024, this module will be discontinued and no longer available for sale.
- For more detailed specifications and information, please refer to the official Rockwell Automation product documentation or contact their technical support.
Summary
The Allen-Bradley 1756-CNB communication module is a versatile and reliable device used to connect ControlLogix systems to ControlNet networks. While it has reached its end-of-life, it remains a valuable component for many existing installations. Its key features include high-speed communication, scalability, and ease of use.
Please note that the specific dimensions of the module may vary slightly.
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