Allen-Bradley 1756-L71S ControlLogix Logix5571S Processor – Industrial Automation Excellence

Processor Type:ControlLogix

Model Number:1756-L71S

Memory (User):2 MB

Digital I/O Points:128,000

Analog I/O Channels:4,000

Total I/O Capacity:128,000

Communication Interface:Built-in USB 2.0

Isolation Voltage:30 V (Continuous)

Enclosure Type:Open Type

RFI Suppression:Radiated

Power Supply Compatibility:Continuous 500 VAC for 60 sec

Mounting Options:Chassis

USB Port Location:To backplane

Testing Compliance:Type tested at 500 VAC for 60 sec

    Integrating state-of-the-art technology, the Allen-Bradley 1756-L71S ControlLogix Logix5571S Processor is engineered for unparalleled performance in industrial environments. This PLC boasts an impressive 128 MHz processor speed, ensuring swift response times and efficient operation.

    With 2 MB of user memory, it provides ample space for custom programming, allowing for sophisticated control strategies tailored to specific industrial processes. Its high-capacity digital and analog I/O sections enable seamless integration with a wide array of sensors and actuators, supporting diverse automation needs.

    The inclusion of a built-in USB 2.0 Programming/Download Port facilitates easy software updates and data transfers, streamlining maintenance and upgrade processes. This feature, combined with its rack-optimized design, enhances flexibility and compatibility within various industrial setups.

    Safety is paramount in industrial automation, and the Allen-Bradley 1756-L71S is equipped with isolation voltage capabilities up to 30 VDC, ensuring reliable operation even under challenging environmental conditions. This feature significantly reduces the risk of electrical interference and ensures worker safety.

    In terms of durability and reliability, the Chassis mounting type ensures robust protection against dust and other contaminants, while the open-type enclosure promotes efficient heat dissipation, maintaining optimal operational conditions. The integrated RFI suppression measures safeguard against electromagnetic interference, guaranteeing stable performance amidst noisy industrial settings.