Processor Type:32-bit microcontroller

Operating Frequency:40 MHz

Memory Size:128 KB Flash ROM, 16 KB SRAM

Input/Output:16 digital inputs, 10 digital outputs, 1 analog input

Ethernet Interface:1 x 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port

Communication Protocols:EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, ControlNet, CANopen, Profinet

Power Supply:24V DC, 50mA @ 24V

Dimensions:90mm x 100mm x 76mm

Weight:180g

    The Allen-Bradley Micro850 2080-LC50-24QBB EtherNet/IP Controller is engineered to optimize performance in demanding industrial settings. Its compact design ensures efficient use of space on the factory floor, while its robust processing power supports complex control applications. The inclusion of an integrated EtherNet/IP interface facilitates seamless communication within a network, enhancing system flexibility and connectivity.

    Featuring a versatile set of input/output capabilities, this controller is equipped with 4 analog inputs for precise sensor data acquisition and 16 digital inputs along with 8 digital outputs, catering to a wide range of control scenarios. This makes it suitable for integrating with various sensors and actuators commonly found in manufacturing lines.

    Built with reliability at its core, the Micro850 series is designed to withstand harsh industrial environments. Its operating temperature range of -10°C to +55°C ensures continuous operation across different climates, while the IP20 enclosure rating protects against dust and light splashes, maintaining operational integrity under various conditions.

    The controller supports advanced programming through the integrated ControlLogix programming environment, offering users a user-friendly interface for configuring and troubleshooting. This feature streamlines the setup process, reducing downtime and enhancing productivity.

    With its adherence to industry standards and comprehensive feature set, the Allen-Bradley Micro850 2080-LC50-24QBB EtherNet/IP Controller is an ideal choice for manufacturers looking to upgrade or enhance their automation systems, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and compatibility with existing infrastructure.