AB 1746-N18 Analog Input Module – SLC 500 Series

Number of Channels:8

Analog Input Range:0-20mA / 4-20mA

Power Supply Compatibility:DC 24V

Sampling Rate:Up to 20 samples per second

Operating Temperature:-40°C to +70°C

Environmental Compliance:IP20

Communication Interface:RS-485

    The Allen Bradley 1746-N18 Analog Input Module is a high-performance component designed for seamless integration into complex industrial control systems. This robust module is specifically engineered to ensure precise data acquisition from a wide range of sensors, making it an indispensable tool in manufacturing, process control, and automation applications.

    Featuring a compact design and a low power consumption, the 1746-N18 module efficiently processes analog signals across a broad voltage range, providing reliable measurements under diverse environmental conditions. Its ±0.05% accuracy ensures that critical operational decisions are based on highly accurate data, leading to enhanced system performance and efficiency.

    Equipped with an RS-485 Modbus communication interface, the module facilitates seamless data exchange within the control network, supporting advanced diagnostic capabilities and remote monitoring. The integrated isolation technology protects the module against electrical interference, ensuring uninterrupted operation even in harsh industrial environments.

    With its compatibility with Allen Bradley’s renowned PLCs, the 1746-N18 Analog Input Module seamlessly integrates into existing automation infrastructures, enabling quick deployment and minimizing installation costs. Its versatile connectivity options and compatibility with various sensors make it a flexible solution adaptable to numerous industrial settings.

    Engineered for durability and reliability, the Allen Bradley 1746-N18 Analog Input Module is backed by comprehensive support services and industry-leading warranty provisions, ensuring peace of mind for users throughout its lifecycle. This module represents a strategic investment in enhancing the operational efficiency and accuracy of industrial automation systems.