ABB 1756-RI0 COMMUNICATIONS MODULE: Industrial Automation Excellence

Manufacturer:ABB

Model:1756-RI0

Module Type:Communication

Communication Protocol:EtherNet/IP

Speed:10/100 Mbps

Power Supply:3 MA at 24 VDC

Mounting:Chassis

Enclosure Type:Open Type

Connection Cables:802.3 Compliant Shielded or Unshielded Twisted Pair

Temperature Range:0 – 60 °C

Power Dissipation:5.1 W

Isolation:Continuous 30 V

Environmental Conditions:5 – 95% Non-Condensing Relative Humidity

Vibration Resistance:2 G

Shock Resistance:30 G

Interface:Ethernet

USB Port:Available

    The ABB 1756-RI0 Communication Module is a cornerstone of modern industrial automation systems, offering unparalleled reliability and efficiency in network communications. Designed with the latest technology, it ensures seamless data transfer between PLCs, drives, and other industrial devices, enhancing system performance and reducing downtime.

    This module supports EtherNet/IP, one of the most widely adopted industrial Ethernet protocols, providing a robust foundation for integrating ABB‘s advanced control solutions with a broad range of third-party equipment. Its high-speed data rates and wide temperature range make it suitable for demanding industrial environments.

    Built with durability and ease-of-use in mind, the ABB 1756-RI0 features a compact yet sturdy design that fits perfectly on standard control panels. The DB9 connector allows for easy connection to existing systems without the need for complex configurations, saving installation time and costs.

    Engineered to meet the highest industry standards, this module complies with IEC 61131-2, ensuring compatibility with diverse programming languages and tools used in industrial automation. This not only facilitates easier integration but also enhances system flexibility and scalability.

    With its combination of cutting-edge technology, robust design, and compliance with international standards, the ABB 1756-RI0 Communication Module is an ideal choice for enhancing the connectivity and performance of industrial control systems, paving the way for more efficient, automated operations.