Model:1756-CN2RXT

Brand:Allen Bradley

Module Type:ControlNet Redundant Bridge

Communication Speed:10/100 Mbps

Communication Protocol:Ethernet/IP

Mounting:Chassis

Enclosure:Open Type

Isolation:30 V (Continuous)

Power Supply:3 MA at 24 VDC

Temperature Rating:0 – 60°C

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

Vibration:2 G

Shock:30 G

Connection Cables:802.3 Compliant Shielded or Unshielded Twisted Pair

Power Dissipation:5.1 W

RFI Suppression:Radiated and Conducted Standards

Amperage Rating:400 MA at 5.1 V

    Introducing the cutting-edge 1756-CN2RXT ControlNet Redundant Bridge Module from AB, designed to optimize industrial automation systems with unparalleled reliability and speed. This module seamlessly connects two ControlNet networks, ensuring continuous operation even in the event of a network failure.

    With its high-speed data transfer capabilities at up to 10 Mbps, this module ensures efficient communication between different parts of an automated system, enhancing overall productivity. The active/standby redundancy feature provides robust protection against downtime, making it ideal for critical applications where system availability is paramount.

    Featuring four ports, the 1756-CN2RXT supports a wide range of devices and allows for easy expansion without compromising performance. Its compatibility with ControlNet protocols ensures seamless integration with existing automation infrastructure.

    Crafted with durability in mind, this module can withstand harsh industrial conditions, thanks to its temperature and humidity-resistant design. Its compact size and lightweight make it easily integrable into any automation setup, facilitating efficient space management.

    To ensure optimal performance, our engineering team recommends regular maintenance checks and updates to firmware to adapt to the latest technological advancements. The 1756-CN2RXT comes with comprehensive documentation and support, ensuring that users can maximize the benefits of this innovative module in their operations.