Product Details
Place of Origin: USA
Brand Name: AB
Certification: CE UL
Model Number: 1766-L32BWA
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 piece
Price: USD 400-600 piece
Packaging Details: 38*25*25cm
Delivery Time: 3-7 working days
Payment Terms: D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union
Supply Ability: 10 piece 7 days
Condition: |
New |
Type: |
PLC |
Temperature: |
0-55°C |
Shipping Terms: |
DHL / According Your Demands |
Function: |
Stardand |
Communication Protocols: |
Ethernet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP, And More |
Service: |
One Year Warranty |
Condition: |
New |
Type: |
PLC |
Temperature: |
0-55°C |
Shipping Terms: |
DHL / According Your Demands |
Function: |
Stardand |
Communication Protocols: |
Ethernet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP, And More |
Service: |
One Year Warranty |
This model is often chosen for applications such as packaging machines, conveyors, material handling, batch systems, and other discrete control systems, including those requiring high‑speed input counting or data logging. Its built‑in LCD display, real‑time clock, and support for up to seven expansion modules make it versatile, enabling system designers to scale or adapt as needed.
Mixed Digital Inputs – Offers both fast digital inputs and standard digital inputs. Fast inputs can be used for high‑speed events such as counting and pulse monitoring.
Relay Outputs – Twelve relay outputs allow switching of AC loads and provide good isolation from control electronics.
Multiple Communication Ports – Includes an isolated RS‑232/RS‑485 combo port, a non‑isolated RS‑232 port, and an Ethernet port (10/100 Mbps) for EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP/IP, DNP3 over IP, etc. This enables integration into modern networked automation systems, remote monitoring, or mixing with legacy serial devices.
Built‑in Real‑Time Clock (RTC) and LCD Display – Provides local status viewing and configuration without additional equipment, and supports operations such as recipe and data monitoring directly.
Expandability – Supports up to 7 local expansion I/O modules (Bulletin 1762), enabling increased I/O point counts as system complexity grows.
Wide Power Input Range – Operates from 100‑240 VAC, making it compatible with many industrial power systems globally.
Flexibility in Protocol Support – DF1, DH‑485, Modbus RTU, ASCII, DNP3 (serial and over Ethernet), EtherNet/IP messaging – ensures interoperability with a broad set of equipment.
High Reliability and Ruggedness – Designed for industrial environments with wide operating temperature, vibration, and shock ratings.
Typical scenarios where the 1766-L32BWA excels:
A factory needing to retrofit or upgrade older systems while maintaining support for serial protocols (RS‑232, RS‑485) and also integrating Ethernet‑based devices or SCADA.
Machines or assembly lines requiring high‑speed input detection (e.g., counting parts or shaft encoders) along with standard discrete sensing.
Process control applications that benefit from time‑based events or recipes, using the real‑time clock and data logging.
Environments with varying AC power supply (110‑240V) where the wide input range is advantageous.
Cases where operator or maintenance personnel need local visibility via LCD without constantly using a PC or HMI.
| Specification Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | MicroLogix 1400 1766-L32BWA |
| Power Input | 100‑240 VAC, 47‑63 Hz |
| Digital Inputs | Total 20 digital inputs: 12 fast DC inputs (24V DC) + 8 standard DC inputs (24V DC) |
| Digital Outputs | 12 relay outputs |
| Built‑in Analog I/O | None (analog I/O not embedded in this version) |
| Memory | 10 KB user program + 10 KB user data, plus additional memory for data logging (128 KB) and recipe storage (up to 64 KB) |
| Communication Ports | 1 isolated RS‑232/RS‑485 combo port; 1 non‑isolated RS‑232; 1 Ethernet RJ‑45 (10/100 Mbps) |
| Supported Protocols | DF1 (half‑duplex / full‑duplex), DH‑485, Modbus RTU, ASCII, DNP3 (serial & Ethernet), EtherNet/IP messaging |
| High‑Speed Counters | Up to 6 embedded high‑speed counters (for DC input versions) with up to ~100 kHz capability |
| Real‑Time Clock (RTC) | Built‑in RTC for timestamping, scheduling, etc. |
| Display | LCD display with backlight; shows I/O status, controller mode, etc. |
| Expansion | Up to 7 expansion I/O modules (Bulletin 1762) for increasing I/O count |
| Dimensions & Mounting | Approx. 90 × 180 × 87 mm (H × W × D); panel mount or DIN‑rail; open style enclosure |
| Operating Environment | Temperature: –20°C to +60°C; storage: –40°C to +85°C; non‑condensing humidity; vibration and shock per IEC standards |
| Certifications | UL, c‑UL, CE, etc. |
No Analog I/O in this Version – If your application requires analog control or measurement (e.g., 4‑20 mA inputs, voltage outputs), you will need a different variant (with analog I/O) or external modules.
Relay Outputs vs. Solid‑State Outputs – Relay outputs provide good isolation and the ability to switch AC loads, but have slower switching speed and mechanical wear. For high‑frequency switching or long life under frequent operation, solid‑state or transistor outputs may be preferable.
Open Enclosure – The unit is not sealed for harsh environments; dust, moisture, or corrosive atmospheres may require additional protection or an enclosure.
Expansion Module Considerations – Adding expansion I/O increases wiring, layout complexity, and mounting space requirements. Expansion bus power and current ratings must be observed.
Hardware Revisions – Different hardware revisions (e.g., Series A, B, C) may have minor differences. Ensure compatibility with your software tools and spare parts.
Power Inrush – The AC power input has significant inrush current: approximately 25 A for 8 ms at 120V AC, and 40 A for 4 ms at 240V AC. Proper supply wiring and protection (fuses, circuit breakers) are necessary.
The 1766-L32BWA MicroLogix 1400 PLC is a solid choice when you need:
AC power compatibility (100‑240 VAC),
A good number of digital I/O including high‑speed inputs,
Relay outputs for AC switching,
Multiple communications including Ethernet and serial,
Expandability for future growth.
It is particularly effective for mid‑level industrial controls, retrofit situations, mixed legacy/new systems, or where local visualisation (LCD) is helpful. It offers strong reliability and is backed by comprehensive documentation and global support standards.
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