Allen Bradley 1794-IE8K FLEX I/O Analog Input Module
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$1,540.00
# FLEX I/O Analog Input Module The Allen Bradley 1794-IE8K FLEX I/O Analog Input Module is a high-performance component designed to enhance your automation systems by providing reliable analog input capabilities for various applications. This module is ideal for process control, monitoring, and data acquisition in industrial settings, ensuring seamless integration with Allen-Bradley’s extensive range of automation solutions.
Key Features • **Input Channels**: Eight (8) channels for efficient analog signal processing, allowing for multiple sensor connections. • **Signal Type Compatibility**: Supports both voltage (0-10V) and current (4-20mA) inputs, providing flexibility for various sensor types. • **Resolution**: Offers 12-bit resolution, ensuring precise measurement and control for critical applications. • **Operating Temperature**: Rated for operation in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F), suitable for diverse industrial environments. • **Communication Protocol**: Utilizes a robust communication protocol for reliable data transmission to the controller, enhancing system responsiveness.
Applications • **Process Automation**: Ideal for applications requiring accurate monitoring of process variables such as temperature, pressure, and flow rates. • **Manufacturing Systems**: Compatible with Allen-Bradley PLCs and HMIs, making it an essential component in automated manufacturing environments. • **Environmental Monitoring**: Suitable for environmental control systems, providing critical data for maintaining optimal operating conditions.
Benefits • **Enhanced Operational Efficiency**: Streamlines data acquisition and processing, leading to improved decision-making and faster response times. • **Reliability and Durability**: Built to withstand harsh industrial conditions, ensuring long-term performance and minimal downtime. • **Easy Integration**: Simplifies the addition of analog inputs to existing systems, reducing installation time and cos
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