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Allen‑Bradley 1794-CE1​ (1794-CE1_A) 1 ft FLEX I/O Expansion Cable — Connects Adapter to Terminal Base, DIN‑Rail Mountable

  Product Overview The Allen‑Bradley 1794-CE1, also listed in catalogs as 1794-CE1_A​ (1 ft / 0.3 m), is a passive local expansion cable designed exclusively for use within Rockwell Automation’s 1794 FLEX I/O system architecture. It provides the physical interconnection between a FLEX I/O adapter module (such as the 1794-AENT, 1794-ADN, or 1794-ASB) and a…

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  Description The 1794‑IB32 is a high‑density 32‑point digital DC input module from Allen‑Bradley, part of the Bulletin 1794 FLEX™ I/O platform, designed to interface field devices such as pushbuttons, limit switches, proximity sensors, and relay contacts with your automation system -12. This module features 32 current‑sinking inputs with a nominal 24V DC operating voltage…

Allen‑Bradley 1794‑AND/B FLEX I/O DeviceNet Adapter Module for Distributed Control

  Application Scenarios In a large‑scale bottling facility, dozens of sensors, actuators, and motor starters are spread across multiple production lines hundreds of meters from the main control cabinet. Running individual wires from each field device back to the central PLC would be cost‑prohibitive and prone to electrical noise. The 1794‑AND/B solves this by acting…

1791DS-IB12 Hazardous Location‑Rated Safety Module (Class I Div 2)

  Description The 1791DS-IB12 is a distributed safety I/O module from Allen‑Bradley (Rockwell Automation) within the CompactBlock™ Guard I/O™ family, designed to bring the advantages of decentralized safety control to DeviceNet™ networks using the CIP Safety protocol -2-7. It provides 12 secure digital inputs and 4 configurable standard pulse test outputs in a rugged, IP20…

Allen-Bradley 1791DS-IB16​ CompactBlock Guard I/O – 16-Channel DeviceNet Safety Input Module with CIP Safety, SIL 3 / PL e, Cat. 4

  Description The 1791DS-IB16​ is an Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) CompactBlock Guard I/O safety digital input module designed for DeviceNet Safety networks using the CIP Safety protocol. It provides sixteen 24 V DC sinking safety-rated inputs—configurable as sixteen single-channel points or eight dual-channel pairs—with sixteen integrated sourcing pulse-test outputs for continuous wiring-integrity diagnostics. Certified to SIL…

Allen-Bradley 1790D-T16BV0 CompactBlock LDX Base Input Module with 16 DC Inputs for DeviceNet / EtherNet/IP Adapters

  Product Overview The Allen-Bradley 1790D-T16BV0​ is a 16-point, 24V DC digital input base module belonging to Rockwell Automation’s CompactBlock® LDX distributed I/O product family. Designed to be used in conjunction with a compatible CompactBlock LDX communication adapter (such as the EtherNet/IP or DeviceNet adapter heads), the Allen-Bradley 1790D-T16BV0​ provides sixteen sinking/sourcing (universal) 24V DC…

Allen-Bradley 1788-EN2DN — DeviceNet to EtherNet/IP Linking Device for Legacy DeviceNet Integration

Product Overview The Allen-Bradley 1788-EN2DN​ is a DeviceNet-to-EtherNet/IP Linking Device manufactured by Rockwell Automation under the Allen-Bradley brand, designed to bridge legacy DeviceNet networks with modern EtherNet/IP-based control architectures such as ControlLogix and CompactLogix systems. The Allen-Bradley 1788-EN2DN​ functions as a transparent protocol gateway: it houses a DeviceNet scanner (or listens as an adapter, depending…

Allen‑Bradley 1786‑RG6​ ControlNet RG‑6 Quad‑Shield Coaxial Cable – 75 Ω, 18 AWG Solid Copper Center Conductor, Gray PVC Jacket

  Product Overview The Allen‑Bradley 1786‑RG6​ is a premium quad‑shield RG‑6/U type coaxial cable specifically qualified by Rockwell Automation as the recommended transmission medium for ControlNet™ — the deterministic, producer‑consumer control network used extensively with ControlLogix®, CompactLogix™, Flex I/O, and legacy PLC‑5 and SLC 500 systems equipped with ControlNet interface modules (such as the 1756‑CN2/BR,…

AB 1786-RPTD​ 1786-Series ControlNet Repeater Interface – BNC In/Out, 1200 mA @ 24V DC Typical, LEDs for Power & Signal Activity, -20 to +60°C Operating Range

  Product Overview The Allen-Bradley 1786-RPTD​ is a ControlNet coaxial repeater module produced by Rockwell Automation, engineered to regenerate and amplify ControlNet signals on RG-6 or RG-59 75 Ω coaxial cable trunks, thereby extending the physical reach of a ControlNet network beyond the standard 300-meter (1,000-foot) maximum segment length and providing galvanic isolation between network…

Allen-Bradley 1785-ME32​ PLC-5 EEPROM Memory Cartridge – 32K Word Non-Volatile Program Storage for 1785-Lx Processors

  Product Overview The Allen-Bradley 1785-ME32​ is a 32K-word (32,768 words × 16 bits) Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) cartridge designed exclusively for use with Rockwell Automation’s PLC-5 family of programmable logic controllers, including both Classic (PLC-5/10, /12, /15, /25, /40, /60) and Enhanced (PLC-5/20E, /40E, /60E, /80E, /86E, /88E) processors that are equipped…