Brand: Allen Bradley Description: DC Power Supply Module Condition: New Warranty: 1 year Inventory Qty: 3 Payment term: T/T Shipping Port: ShenZhen Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 is a high reliability, multi-function Profibus-DP communication interface module. It has efficient power consumption, high-speed data transmission and powerful diagnostic functions.
Manufacture |
Allen Bradley |
Model Number |
1769-PB4 |
Ordering Number |
1769-PB4 |
Catalog |
- |
Country Of Origin |
United States |
HS CODE |
8504409090 |
Dimension |
12.5*7.5*12cm |
Packing Dimension |
15*9*15cm |
Weight |
0.6kg |
Operational Specifications
Power Supply: The Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 is powered by 24 VDC. This voltage is a common voltage that is easily accessible and works with a variety of industrial electrical systems to provide a constant and reliable power supply for the internal circuitry and communication functions of the device. It typically operates at 250 mA. The low power consumption makes it very efficient, and it also helps to reduce the power burden on the power supply unit of the industrial equipment; this is very important for large-scale interrelationships with various components.
Data Transfer Speed: 1Mbps. Faster data transfer speeds enable faster communication and more responsiveness between connected devices and controllers, and quickly exchange information such as sensor readings, control signals, and status updates.
Product Features
Communication Interface: The Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 works on a Profibus-DP communication interface module. It is used to connect Allen Bradley controllers and other Profibus-DP-enabled devices for seamless communication.
Transmits multiple data types: process variables, control commands, and diagnostic information. For example, the temperature readings from sensors connected to the Profibus-DP device are passed to the controller for further processing and control operations.
Network Topology: The Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 can operate in both linear and tree topologies. The linear configuration involves connecting multiple devices in a daisy-chain fashion. It is convenient in terms of layout while using wiring and also requires fewer cables by covering long distances. The tree topology allows for the connection of branches, thus providing flexibility in terms of system design and expansion. The versatility of this network topology allows it to adapt to the layout of various industrial plants and automation architectures. As the module reaches certain points of interaction, it also integrates built-in diagnostics. It can monitor the quality of the communication link in real time, observe data transmission, and provide complete diagnostics. For example, it can tell if there is a cable break, short circuit, or electromagnetic interference on the communication line. This can provide an excellent feedback loop reference for pinpointing and fixing problems, thereby minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity within the process.
Application Scope
Industrial Manufacturing: The main use of this device is to connect various devices working on the production line. For example, on an automobile assembly line, a robotic arm connects the conveyor belt with quality inspection equipment. The robotic arm receives control commands from the controller through the Allen Bradley 1769-PB4, performs precise assembly tasks, and monitors and operates the speed and operating status of the conveyor belt. The quality inspection system can transmit information about the inspected elements back to the controller for decision review and analysis.
Process control: It plays a vital role in establishing connections between sensors, actuators, and controllers in industries such as chemical and pharmaceutical processing. Temperature sensors, pressure sensors, and flow meters are connected to the Profibus-DP network through this module. The controller uses data from these sensors to manage the operation and drive of valves and pumps to maintain the required process conditions. For example, in a chemical reactor, the Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 helps finely control the flow of reactants and the temperature of the reaction through feedback from sensors.
Power generation: The Allen Bradley 1769-PB4 is used for communication between various subsystems in a power plant. Its applications include remote connections for controlling generators, transformers, and switchgear. The module allows the transmission of data on power generation levels, measuring voltage and current, and equipment status. This enables the power generation process to be continuously monitored, respond quickly to abnormal operating conditions, and provide a reliable power supply.