Dimensions: 90 x 40 x 87 mm

Output Current: 50 mA

Accessory Type: PLC I/O Module

Input Type: Analogue, Digital

For Use With: MicroLogix 1100 Series

Maximum Operating Temperature: +65°C

Number of Inputs: 4

The Allen Bradley 1762-IR4 is an I/O (Input/Output) module designed for use with the MicroLogix family of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). This module expands the I/O capabilities of the MicroLogix PLC, allowing it to interface with a variety of sensors, switches, and other devices in industrial automation and control applications. Its ability to configure as inputs, outputs, or a combination of both makes it adaptable to a wide range of industrial automation applications, enhancing control and automation processes while maintaining a small footprint in control cabinets.

• Compact Design

The 1762-IR4 module boasts a compact form factor, measuring just 90 x 40 x 87 mm. Its small size makes it suitable for applications with limited space in control cabinets or machine enclosures.

Versatile Input/Output Configuration

The 1762-IR4 module is versatile, allowing users to configure it as needed for their specific application. It can be used as:

• Four discrete inputs: These inputs can accept signals from various devices, such as sensors or limit switches, and provide data to the PLC for processing.
• Four discrete outputs: In this configuration, the module can control devices like relays, solenoids, or indicator lights based on the PLC’s logic and programming.
• A combination of inputs and outputs: Users have the flexibility to configure the module with a mix of inputs and outputs, depending on the application’s requirements.

The Allen Bradley 1762-IR4, MicroLogix 1762 PLC I/O Module 4 x I/O, 50 mA, 90 x 40 x 87 mm: Industrial Applications

The 1762-IR4 I/O module is typically utilised in industrial automation applications across various industries, including:

• Manufacturing
• Packaging
• Material Handling
• It plays a vital role in optimising and streamlining production processes by enabling the PLC to interact with the physical components of the machinery.