Allen Bradley
Allen-Bradley 1771-OP AC Output Module 4-channel
Manufacturer: Allen Bradley
Product No.: 1771-OP
Product Type: AC Output Module
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 1220g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The Allen-Bradley 1771-OP is a 4-channel protected AC output module for PLC-5 1771 I/O systems. It provides 120V AC output switching with protected output circuitry, conformal coating, and status indicators for reliable control of AC-powered industrial devices in legacy automation installations.
Key Specifications
- Output Channels: 4 AC outputs
- Voltage Category: 120V AC
- AC Operating Range: 92–138V AC
- Frequency Range: 47–63 Hz
- Max Continuous Current per Output: 2 A
- Max Current per Module: 6 A
- Backplane Current: 350 mA
- Signal Delay (AC Off): 45 ± 15 ms typical
- Signal Delay (DC Off): 50 ms typical
- Wiring Arm: 1771-WH
- Protection: Protected output circuitry
- Coating: Conformal coating
- Mounting: Rack mountable
- Operating Temperature: 0–60 °C (32–140 °F)
- Weight: 1.43 lbs (649 g)
Features & Benefits
- Protected Output Circuitry: Built-in protection safeguards against overload and short-circuit conditions
- Conformal Coating: Environmental protection for reliable operation in harsh industrial conditions
- Compact 4-Channel Design: Efficient I/O density for applications requiring fewer AC outputs
- Status Indicators: Visual LED indicators for output state monitoring and diagnostics
- Standard Wiring Arm: Uses 1771-WH for consistent installation with other 1771 modules
- Wide Voltage Range: 92–138V AC accommodates typical industrial power variations
Applications
- AC motor starter control
- Solenoid valve switching
- Indicator light and alarm control
- Heater element control
- Legacy PLC-5 system maintenance and repair
Installation Guide
- Chassis Preparation: Install the 1771-OP into a compatible 1771-series I/O chassis. Verify backplane power capacity.
- Wiring Arm Attachment: Connect the 1771-WH wiring arm to the module for field terminal access.
- Load Connection: Wire AC loads (92–138V AC, 47–63 Hz) to the output terminals. Do not exceed 2A per point or 6A total.
- Protection Verification: The module features protected output circuitry, but verify external circuit protection is adequate for your application.
- Environmental Considerations: Install in properly ventilated enclosures. Maintain 0–60 °C operating temperature range.
FAQ
Q: What does "protected output" mean on the 1771-OP?
A: The module includes internal protection circuitry to guard against overload and short-circuit conditions, enhancing reliability and reducing external protection component requirements.
Q: Can I use the 1771-OP for DC output applications?
A: No. The 1771-OP is designed exclusively for AC loads (92–138V AC). For DC output, use modules such as 1771-OBD or 1771-ODD.
Q: How many outputs does the 1771-OP provide?
A: The 1771-OP provides 4 AC output channels, compared to 16 channels on the 1771-OD16.
Q: Is the 1771-OP still available new?
A: The 1771-OP is a discontinued legacy product. It is available through surplus channels for existing system maintenance.
Selection Tips
- Choose 1771-OP for applications needing 4 or fewer AC outputs with built-in protection
- For higher channel density, consider 1771-OD16 (16 channels)
- Verify load current does not exceed 2A per point or 6A module total
- Ensure AC load voltage stays within 92–138V AC range
- For new designs, evaluate migration to ControlLogix 1756-OA8I or CompactLogix output modules
Return policy
We aim to provide reliable products and a smooth purchasing experience. If there is a problem with your order, please contact us and we will assist according to our Refund Policy.
Shipping
We provide international shipping options to meet different delivery requirements. Please review details regarding methods and timelines in our Shipping Policy.
Warranty
We provide a 12-month warranty for all products, subject to normal use and proper installation.
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