The Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1761-L32BBB is a compact programmable logic controller designed for small-scale automation tasks within factory or process environments, integrating power, memory, I/O channels, and communication ports within a single unit to eliminate the need for additional modules. Operating between 20.4 to 26.4 Volts DC, it features 32 discrete input/output points and supports peer-to-peer networking via its RS-232 and DH-485 ports, while also accommodating high-speed communications through its DeviceNet interface. With a fast execution time of 1.56 milliseconds and the capacity to handle up to 500 instructions, this controller is optimized for efficient discrete control operations, leveraging 1K EEPROM memory, 12 basic logic instructions, and advanced functionality through its 43 applied control and 14 application-specific instructions.
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Technical specifications for 1761-L32BBB
Manufacturer | Rockwell Automation |
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Brand | Allen-Bradley |
Controller | MicroLogix 1000 |
Part Number/Catalog No. | 1761-L32BBB |
I/O Count | 32 points |
Input Type | 24V dc |
Memory: | 1 K EEPROM composed of approximately 737 instruction words and 437 data words. |
Communication port: | RS232 |
Safety Feature | Master Control Relay |
Protocol: | DF1 |
Digital Outputs | 10 Source 24V DC, 2 Contact Outputs |
Product Type | Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) |
UPC | 10662468554463 |
No. of Inputs | Twenty (20); sinking and sourcing |
Product Lifecycle Status* | Discontinued/Obsolete |
Input Voltage Type | 14 - 30V dc |
Output Type | Ten (10); FET / Two (2); Relay |
Relay Output Voltage Range | 24-125VDC; 0-240 VAC |
FET Output Voltage Range | 0 -30 VDC |
Power Supply | 20.4 - 26.4 Volts DC |
Input Power | 7W |
Measurements | 7.87 x 1.57 x 3.15 inches |
Operating Shock | 10 G |
Non-Operating Shock | 20 G |
* The Allen Bradley 1761-L32BBB has been discontinued by the manufacturer, however we specialize in obsolete parts and can likely still supply surplus and/or refurbished replacement 1761-L32BBB units instead of migration.