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    Select the sensors, switches, and actuators in your setup and we'll guide you to compatible PLCs.

    Compact PLCs

    Image of ProductInUse. PLC Shown with Two Expansion Modules (Sold Separately). Front orientation. PLCs. Compact PLCs.

    PLC Shown with Two Expansion

    Modules (Sold Separately)

    Support for up to 188 inputs and outputs—these PLCs are ideal for basic tasks where more advanced PLCs would be overkill, such as operating lighting and HVAC systems. They’re also known as smart relays. Connect these PLCs to your Ethernet network to control devices anywhere in your facility. They use an open communication protocol, so you can mix and match devices from different manufacturers. Mount them to 35 mm DIN rail in your electrical cabinet or use mounting brackets (sold separately) to secure them to a flat surface.
    You’ll need a license key (sold separately) for the manufacturer’s software. Write your program in common PLC languages, such as Ladder Logic and Structured Text, then transfer your program to the PLC with an Ethernet cord. Use the software to monitor, test, and troubleshoot issues in real time. Add a memory card to back up, store, and transfer programs to multiple machines.
    These PLCs have digital inputs and outputs.
    PLCs with Display
    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. Compact PLCs, Display.
    These PLCs have a screen and keypad that let you adjust timers and change basic settings without connecting to your computer. You can also view system errors and warnings for quick troubleshooting.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Spring-Clamp Terminals—Spring-clamp terminals hold wires with a clamp instead of screws, so connections stay secure, even with vibration.
    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives. They’re PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, so they work only with NPN devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    Analog Input Signal—PLCs with analog inputs receive signals from devices that monitor temperature, pressure, and other measurements that vary.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Screw Terminals
    Spring-Clamp
    Terminals
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor Voltage
    Analog Signal
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Operating
    Voltage
    Data Connection Type
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Software
    Req.
    Each
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 240V AC
    8 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (4)
    Transistor/Analog (4)
    Analog,
    Digital
    PNP/NPN12V DC
    24V DC
    0V DC to 10V DC18824V AC
    12V DC
    24V DC
    Ethernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K900000007244K350000000
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 240V AC
    8 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)DigitalPNP/NPN100V AC to 240V AC
    100V DC to 240V DC
    188100 to 240V AC
    100 to 240V DC
    Ethernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K80000007244K34000000
    Transistor (4)DigitalPNP0.5 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (4)
    Transistor/Analog (4)
    Analog,
    Digital
    PNP/NPN24V DC0V DC to 10V DC18824V DCEthernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K120000007244K36000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLCs
    PLCs without Display
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Digital Input Signal. Compact PLCs.
    Instead of a display, these PLCs have LED status indicators to show they’re powered and running. Since you can’t adjust settings at the PLC, there’s less chance of accidental changes.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Spring-Clamp Terminals—Spring-clamp terminals hold wires with a clamp instead of screws, so connections stay secure, even with vibration.
    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives. They’re PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, so they work only with NPN devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    Analog Input Signal—PLCs with analog inputs receive signals from devices that monitor temperature, pressure, and other measurements that vary.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Screw Terminals
    Spring-Clamp
    Terminals
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor Voltage
    Analog Signal
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Operating
    Voltage
    Data Connection Type
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Software
    Req.
    Each
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 240V AC
    8 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (4)
    Transistor/Analog (4)
    Analog,
    Digital
    PNP/NPN12V DC
    24V DC
    0V DC to 10V DC18824V AC
    12V DC
    24V DC
    Ethernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K1100000007244K320000000
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 240V AC
    8 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)DigitalPNP/NPN100V AC to 240V AC
    100V DC to 240V DC
    188100 to 240V AC
    100 to 240V DC
    Ethernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K140000007244K31000000
    Transistor (4)DigitalPNP0.5 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (4)
    Transistor/Analog (4)
    Analog,
    Digital
    PNP/NPN24V DC0V DC to 10V DC18824V DCEthernet RJ45 (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    Modbus TCP/IPYes7244K130000007244K33000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLCs
    Analog Signal Input/Output Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Analog Input Signal. Compact PLCs.
    Add analog inputs and outputs to these PLCs. These modules receive signals from devices that monitor temperature, pressure, and other measurements that vary. They also send signals to devices that need precise control, such as dimmable LED drivers.
    Add expansion modules to PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Spring-Clamp Terminals—Spring-clamp terminals hold wires with a clamp instead of screws, so connections stay secure, even with vibration.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Screw Terminals
    Spring-Clamp
    Terminals
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog Signal
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog Signal
    Operating
    Voltage
    Each
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    Analog (2)0V DC to 10V DC, 0 mA to 20 mA, 4 mA to 20 mAAnalog (4)0 mA to 20 mA, 0V DC to 10V DC, 4 mA to 20 mA24V DC7244K2200000007244K380000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLC Expansion Modules
    Digital Signal Input/Output Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Digital Input Signal. Compact PLCs.
    Increase the number of digital inputs and outputs you can control with these PLCs. These modules send and receive on-off or high-low signals, so you can integrate devices such as limit switches and lights.
    Add expansion modules to PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Spring-Clamp Terminals—Spring-clamp terminals hold wires with a clamp instead of screws, so connections stay secure, even with vibration.
    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives. They’re PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, so they work only with NPN devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Screw Terminals
    Spring-Clamp
    Terminals
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor Voltage
    Operating
    Voltage
    Each
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    Relay (4)5 amp @ 240V ACTransistor (4)PNP/NPN12V DC
    24V DC
    24V AC
    12V DC
    24V DC
    7244K1500000007244K430000000
    Relay (4)5 amp @ 240V ACTransistor (4)PNP/NPN100V AC to 240V AC
    100V DC to 240V DC
    100 to 240V AC
    100 to 240V DC
    7244K170000007244K41000000
    Relay (8)5 amp @ 240V ACTransistor (8)PNP/NPN12V DC
    24V DC
    24V AC
    12V DC
    24V DC
    7244K160000007244K44000000
    Relay (8)5 amp @ 240V ACTransistor (8)PNP/NPN100V AC to 240V AC
    100V DC to 240V DC
    100 to 240V AC
    100 to 240V DC
    7244K180000007244K42000000
    Transistor (4)PNP0.5 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (4)PNP/NPN24V DC24V DC7244K190000007244K45000000
    Transistor (8)PNP0.5 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (8)PNP/NPN24V DC24V DC7244K210000007244K46000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLC Expansion Modules
    Communication Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Expansion Modules. Compact PLCs, Communication.
    Integrate legacy equipment, scanners, printers, and other serial devices into your automated system. These communication modules have two power connections. The first powers the module from an external power supply. The second can be connected to another module, so you can daisy-chain multiple communication modules.
    Add expansion modules to PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Screw Terminals
    Operating
    Voltage
    Serial Port
    Interface (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Max. No. of
    Connections
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    24V DCRS-485 (1)Modbus RTU327244K370000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLC Expansion Modules
    Temperature Probe Analog Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Expansion Modules. Compact PLCs, Temperature Probe.
    These modules accept signals from RTDs to trigger actions based on temperature readings, such as opening a valve when a threshold is reached.
    Add expansion modules to PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Screw Terminals—Screw terminals are the most common wire connection—insert your wires and tighten the screws to secure them.
    Spring-Clamp Terminals—Spring-clamp terminals hold wires with a clamp instead of screws, so connections stay secure, even with vibration.
    Inputs
    Screw Terminals
    Spring-Clamp
    Terminals
    Type (No. of)
    RTD Type
    No. of Terminals
    per Input
    Operating
    Voltage
    Each
    Each
    Eaton Easy E4 Series
    Analog, RTD (4)Pt100, Pt1000, Ni1000324V DC7244K2300000007244K390000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for PLC Expansion Modules

    Handheld IO-Link Programmers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. IO-Link Programmers. Handheld IO-Link Programmers.
    Image of Specification. 3-Pole M8. Front orientation. Handheld IO-Link Programmers, A Code, 3-Pole Electrical Socket, Plug In.

    3-Pole

    M8

    Image of Specification. 4-Pole M8. Front orientation. A Code. Handheld IO-Link Programmers, M8, 4-Pole Electrical Socket, Plug In.

    4-Pole

    M8

    Image of Specification. 5-Pole M12. Front orientation. 5-Pole Electrical Socket. Handheld IO-Link Programmers, A Code, M12, Plug In.

    5-Pole

    M12

    Configure any of your IO-Link devices—from sensors to switches—without a PC, outlet, or separate software. Use these programmers to set parameters, check the quality of runs, clone settings for other devices, and more. Whether you’re setting up a device for the first time or adjusting settings, the easy-to-use touchscreen makes for a smooth experience. Since these programmers are powered by a battery and small enough to carry, you can bring them wherever you need.
    As soon as you connect your device, these programmers download its IO Device Description (IODD) file. This means you won’t need to manually input device details, saving you time to jump right into programming. Internal storage keeps IODD files and custom settings on hand for you. If you need extra space, insert a microSD card (not included) into these programmers before turning on the connected device.
    Plug devices with M8 or M12 connections directly into the sockets on these programmers. If your device has wire leads, use the included adapter.
    For the Manufacturer User Manual, click on a part number and select Product Detail.
    Connection Type
    Internal Memory
    Size, GB
    Data Connection
    Features
    Enclosure
    Rating
    Battery
    Type
    Includes
    Certification
    Each
    A-Code, 3-Pole M8 Plug In
    A-Code, 4 -Pole M8 Plug In
    A-Code, 5-Pole M12 Plug In
    16Wi-Fi
    microSD Card
    LED Status IndicatorIP30
    RechargeableM12 to 4 Hook Adapter (1 1/2 ft. Lg)
    USB Charging Cord (1 1/2 ft. Lg)
    CE Marked
    6457N11000000000

    IO-Link I/O Modules

    Image of System. Components Sold Separately. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. I/O Modules.

    Components Sold Separately

    Create a system of sensors and actuators that you can remotely update, view measurements from, and receive error messages in real time. IO-Link systems minimize downtime by locating issues such as cut cables or dirty sensors quickly. They send only digital signals to your PLC, regardless of whether your sensors and actuators send digital or analog signals. Because these systems send digital signals, they’re more reliable and less prone to data error and signal loss than analog signals. It also means you don't have to use expensive shielded cables since they resist EMI.
    When retrofitting an existing system, you'll need to make sure your PLC can incorporate IO-Link. Check with your PLC manufacturer—most have hardware that allows you to upgrade your PLC to run IO-Link.
    Note: Sockets may have extra holes on their face that are not used.
    Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. I/O Modules. Modules, Surface Mount.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. I/O Modules. Modules, DIN-Rail Mount.

    Surface

    Mount

    DIN-Rail Mount

    Modules communicate between your sensors and actuators and your PLC. They are required. Setting memory automatically stores your settings and restores them once your device is back online. This eliminates needing to program a device again when you replace or fix it.
    Surface Mount—Surface mount modules let you mount modules on equipment such as tanks and conveyors. By mounting them on your equipment, you save space in your control cabinet. They use M12 connectors.
    DIN-Rail Mount—DIN-rail mount modules are designed to mount inside your control cabinet, so you can access all your process control devices in a central location. They include RJ45 Ethernet ports to support JSON and MQTT IoT (Internet of Things) protocols, allowing you to link the system directly to your web server to upload information to the Cloud. Connect these ports with RJ45 cords.
    IP66 Enclosure Rating—IP66 rated components withstand washdowns.
    IP67 Enclosure Rating—IP67 rated components can be temporarily submerged in water.
    IP69K Enclosure Rating—IP69K rated components hold up to high-pressure and high-temperature washdowns.
    Enclosure Rating—IP rated components block out dust and withstand some water, so they do not require an enclosure. Ports that are unused must be capped to maintain their rating.
    Input
    Output
    Communication Protocol
    No. of Device
    Ports
    Total No. of RJ45
    Connections
    Total No. of
    M12 Connections
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Voltage,
    V DC
    No.
    of
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Voltage,
    V DC
    Current,
    amp
    No.
    of
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Certification
    Each
    Surface Mount
     
    IP66, IP67
    IO-Link, EtherNet/IP47DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3420 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N130000000
    IO-Link, EtherNet/IP811DigitalPNP0 to 3016DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N14000000
    IO-Link, PROFINET47DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3420 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N11000000
    IO-Link, PROFINET811DigitalPNP0 to 3016DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N12000000
     
    IP66, IP67, IP69K
    IO-Link, EtherNet/IP47DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3420 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N19000000
    IO-Link, EtherNet/IP811DigitalPNP0 to 3016DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N21000000
    IO-Link, PROFINET47DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3420 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N17000000
    IO-Link, PROFINET811DigitalPNP0 to 3016DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N18000000
     
    DIN-Rail Mount
     
    IP20
    IO-Link EtherNet/IP, IO-Link83DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N15000000
    IO-Link IO-Link, PROFINET83DigitalPNP0 to 308DigitalPNP300.3820 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7585N16000000
     
    Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. I/O Modules. Expansion Modules.
    Expansion modules increase the number of inputs and outputs in your IO-Link system, so you can add more sensors and actuators to your network. Connect multiple devices to each expansion module using M12 connectors, without needing to wire your devices inside a control cabinet. They transmit signals from multiple devices with a single cord. Expansion modules are optional, but when used, they must connect to a controller. Mount them on your equipment to save space in your control cabinet.
    IP65 Enclosure Rating—IP65 rated components can be rinsed.
    IP67 Enclosure Rating—IP67 rated components can be temporarily submerged in water.
    IP69K Enclosure Rating—IP69K rated components hold up to high-pressure and high-temperature washdowns.
    Enclosure Rating—IP rated components block out dust and withstand some water, so they do not require an enclosure. Ports that are unused must be capped to maintain their rating.
    Input
    Output
    Expansion Module
    Type
    Communication
    Protocol
    No. of Device
    Ports
    Total No. of
    M12 Connections
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Voltage,
    V DC
    No.
    of
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Current,
    amp
    No.
    of
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Certification
    Each
    Surface Mount
     
    IP65, IP67
    InputIO-Link67DigitalPNP16 to 301218 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N110000000
    InputIO-Link1011DigitalPNP16 to 302018 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N12000000
    Input, OutputIO-Link810DigitalPNP18 to 3016DigitalPNP3.61618 to 30CE Marked
    7603N15000000
    OutputIO-Link68DigitalPNP3.61218 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N13000000
    OutputIO-Link1012DigitalPNP3.62018 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N14000000
     
    IP65, IP67, IP69K
    InputIO-Link67DigitalPNP16 to 301218 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N16000000
    InputIO-Link1011DigitalPNP16 to 302018 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N17000000
    Input, OutputIO-Link810DigitalPNP18 to 3016DigitalPNP3.61618 to 30CE Marked
    7603N21000000
    OutputIO-Link68DigitalPNP3.61218 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N18000000
    OutputIO-Link1012DigitalPNP3.62018 to 30UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N19000000
     
    Converters
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Signal Converters.
    Converters translate analog signals to digital signals, making sensors and actuators IO-Link compatible. They are required to connect analog components to controllers and modules.
    IP67 Enclosure Rating—IP67 rated components can be temporarily submerged in water.
    Input
    Output
    Signal Converter Type
    Total No. of
    M12 Connections
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Analog Signal
    No.
    of
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Analog Signal
    No.
    of
    Certification
    Each
    M12 Plug In
     
    Washdown (IP67)
    Analog to Digital2Analog0V DC to 10V DC2DigitalPNP1UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N520000000
    Analog to Digital to Analog2Analog4 mA to 20 mA1Digital, AnalogPNP4 mA to 20 mA2UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N51000000
    Digital to Analog2DigitalPNP1Analog0V DC to 10V DC2UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N53000000
    Digital to Analog2DigitalPNP1Analog4 mA to 20 mA2UL Listed, C-UL Listed, CE Marked
    7603N54000000
     
    Caps
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Metric Circular Connector Caps. For Plugs.

    For Plugs

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Metric Circular Connector Caps. For Sockets.

    For Sockets

    Protective caps prevent dust and debris from harming M12 connections when they're not in use. They also help maintain IP ratings by covering unused ports.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel protective caps have a neoprene gasket, which helps maintain IP69K ratings.
    For
    Thread
    Size
    Location
    Material
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Includes
    Each
    For Plugs, For Receptacles
    M12
    ExternalAnodized Aluminum0 to 220Lanyard6897K73000000
    M12
    ExternalStainless Steel0 to 220Lanyard6897K7500000
     
    For Receptacles, For Sockets
    M12
    InternalAnodized Aluminum0 to 2206897K7400000
    M12
    InternalStainless Steel0 to 220Lanyard6897K5900000
     

    Open-Source PLCs

    Kick-start your automation with example code and customizable libraries from the Arduino ecosystem. Use the manufacturer’s free software to program these PLCs with Arduino or a standard PLC language you’re comfortable with. When you’re ready, transfer your program to the PLC with a USB-C cord. Use the software to monitor, test, and troubleshoot issues in real time.
    These PLCs support up to 88 inputs and outputs—enough to automate lighting or HVAC controls. They’re also known as smart relays. They have digital relay outputs that are ideal for loads that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors. However, they’re not designed for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as stepper motor drivers. Connect these PLCs to your Ethernet network to control devices anywhere in your facility. They use an open communication protocol, so you can mix and match devices from different manufacturers. Mount them to 35 mm DIN rail in your electrical cabinet.
    PLCs
    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. Open-Source PLCs, PLCs.
    RS-485—PLCs with RS-485 terminals let you integrate legacy equipment and other serial devices into your system.
    Wi-Fi—PLCs with Wi-Fi have cloud connectivity that lets you program, monitor, and update them from anywhere.
    Bluetooth—They also have Bluetooth to make initial setup easy—you can wirelessly configure them at close range. These PLCs send alerts directly to your mobile device, so you can quickly respond to issues.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Signal
    Type
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Analog Signal
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Serial Port
    Interface (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Data Connection
    Type
    Each
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 250V ACTransistor/Analog (8)Analog
    Digital
    PNP/NPN240V DC to 10V DC8812 to 24Modbus TCP/IP8647N130000000
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 250V ACTransistor/Analog (8)Analog
    Digital
    PNP/NPN240V DC to 10V DC8812 to 24RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    8647N11000000
    Relay (4)Digital10 amp @ 250V ACTransistor/Analog (8)Analog
    Digital
    PNP/NPN240V DC to 10V DC8812 to 24RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    Wi-Fi, Bluetooth8647N12000000
    Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. Open-Source PLCs, Expansion Modules.
    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system needs more inputs and outputs or new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Increase the number of inputs and outputs you can control with the PLC. These modules send and receive digital signals, such as on-off, so you can integrate devices such as limit switches and lights. They also receive analog signals from devices that send variable data, such as humidity sensors.
    PWM—Modules with PWM outputs are ideal for motor speed controls and other devices that require fast, precise switching because the outputs have no moving parts.
    RTD Input Type—Modules with RTD inputs trigger actions based on temperature readings, such as opening a valve when a threshold is reached.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Development Board
    Signal (No. of)
    Signal Type
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    Max. Freq.,
    kHz
    Analog Signal
    Type (No. of)
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Analog Signal
    RTD Type
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Relay (8)Digital6 amp @ 250V ACAnalog/Transistor (16)Analog
    Digital
    PNP/NPN240V DC to 10V DC12 to 248647N140000000
    Relay (8)Digital3 amp @ 24V DCAnalog/Transistor (16)Analog
    Digital
    PNP/NPN240V DC to 10V DC12 to 248647N15000000
    Analog (2)PWM (4)Analog, Digital0.1 amp @ 24V DC100V DC to 10V DC, 4 mA to 20 mARTD (2)
    Analog (4)
    0V DC to 10V DC, 4 mA to 20 mAPt100, Pt100012 to 248647N16000000

    Miniature PLCs

    Get only what you need—up to 36 inputs and outputs—to save space and money. These PLCs are best for controlling simple setups, such as part of your conveyor line. They’re smaller than a deck of cards, so you can stick them inside equipment with the included adhesive mounting pad. Alternatively, mount them to 35 mm DIN rail with a bracket (sold separately).
    Once you download the manufacturer’s free software, you can program in Ladder Logic or Flow Chart. When you’re ready, transfer your program to the PLC with a USB Mini-B cord. You can also set up the USB port for serial communication to your devices.
    The transistor outputs don’t have moving parts, so they’re ideal for fast-switching, low-power devices. Since they’re NPN outputs, also called sinking outputs, they provide the ground connection when on. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter (sold separately). Wire connections without turning screws with the spring-clamp terminals. LED status indicators show you when inputs and outputs need troubleshooting.
    PLCs with Transistor Inputs
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    Outputs
    Inputs
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    No. of
    Inputs
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Operating Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Serial Port Interface
    (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Each
    9Transistor (6)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC3DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28RS-232 (1)Modbus RTU1394N11000000
    12Transistor (6)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC6DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28Modbus RTU1394N1200000
    18Transistor (12)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC6DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28RS-232/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU1394N13000000
    24Transistor (12)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC12DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28Modbus RTU1394N14000000
    32Transistor (18)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC14DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28RS-232 (1)Modbus RTU1394N15000000
    36Transistor (18)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC18DigitalPNP3 to 305.1 to 28Modbus RTU1394N16000000
    Accessories for PLCs
    PLCs with Transistor and Analog Inputs
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    PLCs with analog inputs or outputs help you automate based on measurements that vary, such as pressure or speed readings.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    0V DC to 10V DC
    Input Signal
    4 mA to 20 mA
    Input Signal
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    No. of Inputs
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Operating Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Serial Port
    Interface (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Each
    Each
    9Transistor (3)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DCTransistor (3)
    Analog (3)
    Digital, AnalogPNP3 to 305.1 to 28RS-232 (1)Modbus RTU1394N210000001394N22000000
    27Transistor (12)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DCTransistor (12)
    Analog (3)
    Digital, AnalogPNP3 to 305.1 to 28RS-232 (1)Modbus RTU———01394N23000000
    36Transistor (12)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DCTransistor (12)
    Analog (12)
    Digital, AnalogPNP3 to 305.1 to 28Modbus RTU———01394N24000000
    Accessories for PLCs
    PLCs with Transistor and Thermocouple Inputs
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    PLCs with analog inputs or outputs help you automate based on measurements that vary, such as pressure or speed readings.
    PLCs with thermocouple inputs help you automate based on temperature readings.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Type (No. of)
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    No. of Inputs
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Thermocouple
    Type
    Operating Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Serial Port Interface
    (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Each
    20Transistor (12)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DCTransistor (6)
    Thermocouple (2)
    DigitalPNP3 to 30J
    K
    N
    T
    5.1 to 28RS-232/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU1394N310000000
    Accessories for PLCs
    PLCs with Transistor, Analog, and Thermocouple Inputs
    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. Miniature PLCs, PLCs.
    PLCs with analog inputs or outputs help you automate based on measurements that vary, such as pressure or speed readings.
    PLCs with thermocouple inputs help you automate based on temperature readings.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    0V DC to 10V DC
    Input Signal
    4 mA to 20 mA
    Input Signal
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Type (No. of)
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current
    @ Voltage
    Analog Signal
    No. of Inputs
    Signal Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Thermocouple
    Type
    Operating Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Serial Port
    Interface (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Each
    Each
    28Transistor (12)
    Analog (2)
    Analog
    Digital
    NPN0.3 amp @ 30V DC0V DC to 10V DC, 0V DC to 5V DCTransistor (10)
    Analog (4)
    Thermocouple (4)
    Digital, AnalogPNP3 to 30J
    K
    N
    T
    5.1 to 28RS-232 (2)Modbus RTU———01394N410000000
    31Transistor (18)DigitalNPN0.3 amp @ 30V DCTransistor (6)
    Analog (3)
    Thermocouple (4)
    Digital, AnalogPNP3 to 30J
    K
    N
    T
    5.1 to 28RS-232 (1)Modbus RTU1394N4200000001394N43000000
    Accessories for PLCs
    Output Converters
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    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. Miniature PLCs, Converters.

    Converter Connected to PLC

    Turn the PLC’s low-power transistor signals into relay contacts when you need to switch high-power loads, such as motors. You don’t need additional programming—just connect these converters to the 6-pin output on the PLC with the included cord. These converters must be connected to a power supply since they don’t draw power from the output terminal.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Signal
    Type
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    No. of
    Inputs
    Signal
    Type
    Digital
    Signal
    Operating Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Each
    Relay (6)Digital5 amp @ 250V AC
    5 amp @ 30V DC
    6DigitalNPN5.1 to 281394N101000000

    PLCs

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. PLCs. PLCs.
    Our most scalable PLCs give your system room to grow. With support for up to 512 inputs and outputs, these PLCs can automate multiple processes at the same time, including those with scanners and other high-speed devices. They have serial connectivity, so you can integrate HMIs, legacy equipment, and other compatible devices. These PLCs support a variety of communication protocols, so they can control devices from many different manufacturers.
    Once you download the manufacturer’s free software, start programming using an IEC standard language, such as Ladder Logic. When you’re ready, transfer your program to the PLC with a USB Mini-B cord or USB-C cord. Use the software to monitor, test, and troubleshoot issues in real time. These PLCs mount to 35 mm DIN rail in your electrical cabinet.
    These PLCs have digital inputs and outputs.
    Digital Input/Output PLCs
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    Image of Product. Front orientation. PLCs. PLCs, PLCs with 1 Ethernet RJ45 Connection.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. PLCs. PLCs, PLCs with 2 Ethernet RJ45 Connections.

    PLC

    PLCs with 1

    Ethernet

    RJ45

    Connection

    PLCs with 2

    Ethernet RJ45

    Connections

    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives.
    PNP Output Signal—PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, work only with NPN devices.
    NPN Output Signal—NPN outputs, also called sinking outputs, work only with PNP devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    microSD Card—PLCs with a microSD card slot let you back up, store, and transfer programs on a memory card. This is useful when you have multiple machines using the same program or need to frequently update your program.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Max. No. of
    Inputs/Outputs
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Data Connection Type
    Serial Port Interface
    (No. of)
    Control Communication Protocol
    IoT Communication
    Protocol
    Software
    Req.
    Each
    PLCs
    Relay (8)2 amp @ 250V AC
    2 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)PNP/NPN12 to 2438412 to 24Mini USB-B (1 each)RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTUYes8662N110000000
     
    PLCs with 1 Ethernet RJ45 Connection
    Relay (6)2 amp @ 250V AC
    2 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)PNP/NPN12 to 2438412 to 24Mini USB-B (1 each)RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    Yes8662N12000000
    Transistor (8)PNP0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (8)PNP/NPN12 to 2438412 to 24Mini USB-B (1 each)RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    Yes8662N13000000
    Transistor (8)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (8)PNP/NPN12 to 2438412 to 24Mini USB-B (1 each)RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    Yes8662N14000000
     
    PLCs with 2 Ethernet RJ45 Connections
    Relay (8)2 amp @ 250V AC
    2 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)PNP/NPN2451212 to 24USB-C (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)EtherNet/IP
    Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    EtherCAT
    PROFINET
    MQTTYes8662N15000000
    Transistor (16)PNP0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (16)PNP/NPN2451212 to 24USB-C (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)EtherNet/IP
    Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    EtherCAT
    PROFINET
    MQTTYes8662N16000000
    Transistor (16)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (16)PNP/NPN2451212 to 24USB-C (1 each)
    microSD Card (1 each)
    RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)EtherNet/IP
    Modbus RTU
    Modbus TCP/IP
    EtherCAT
    PROFINET
    MQTTYes8662N17000000
     
    Analog Signal Input/Output Expansion Modules
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    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Add analog inputs and outputs to these PLCs. Modules with inputs receive signals from devices that monitor temperature, pressure, and other measurements that vary. Modules with outputs send signals to devices that need precise control, such as variable frequency drives.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog
    Signal
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog Signal
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Analog (2)4 mA to 20 mAAnalog (2)0V DC to 10V DC, 0V DC to 5V DC248662N280000000
     
    Analog Signal Output Expansion Modules
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    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Add analog inputs and outputs to these PLCs. Modules with outputs send signals to devices that need precise control, such as variable frequency drives.
    Outputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog Signal
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Analog (4)0V DC to 10V DC248662N330000000
    Analog (4)4 mA to 20 mA248662N32000000
     
    Analog Signal Input Expansion Modules
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    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Add analog inputs and outputs to these PLCs. Modules with inputs receive signals from devices that monitor temperature, pressure, and other measurements that vary.
    Inputs
    Type (No.
    of)
    Analog Signal
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Analog (4)0V DC to 10V DC, 4 mA to 20 mA, 0V DC to 5V DC248662N260000000
    Analog (8)4 mA to 20 mA, 0V DC to 5V DC248662N27000000
     
    Digital Signal Input/Output Expansion Modules
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    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Increase the number of digital inputs and outputs you can control with these PLCs. These modules communicate using on-off or high-low signals, so you can integrate devices such as limit switches and lights.
    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives.
    PNP Output Signal—PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, work only with NPN devices.
    NPN Output Signal—NPN outputs, also called sinking outputs, work only with PNP devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    Line Driver—Modules with line driver inputs accept differential signals from high-resolution encoders often used in robotics, CNC, and motion control systems.
    NPN Open Collector—Modules with PNP/NPN open collector inputs accept single voltage signals from standard encoders and sensors.
    Outputs
    Inputs
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    Type (No. of)
    Digital Signal
    Transistor Voltage,
    V DC
    Each
    Relay (8)2 amp @ 250V AC
    2 amp @ 24V DC
    Transistor (8)PNP/NPN248662N180000000
    Transistor (4)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (32)Line Driver5
    24
    8662N35000000
    Transistor (4)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (32)PNP/NPN Open Collector12
    5
    24
    8662N34000000
    Transistor (16)PNP0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (16)PNP/NPN248662N25000000
    Transistor (16)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DCTransistor (16)PNP/NPN248662N24000000
     
    Digital Signal Input Expansion Modules
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Expansion Modules. PLCs, Digital Input Signal.
    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Increase the number of digital inputs and outputs you can control with these PLCs. These modules communicate using on-off or high-low signals, so you can integrate devices such as limit switches and lights.
    Inputs
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Transistor
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Transistor (32)PNP/NPN248662N210000000
     
    Digital Signal Output Expansion Modules
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    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Increase the number of digital inputs and outputs you can control with these PLCs. These modules communicate using on-off or high-low signals, so you can integrate devices such as limit switches and lights.
    Relay Output—PLCs with relay outputs are ideal for devices that switch a few times per minute, such as compressors.
    Transistor Output—PLCs with transistor outputs are ideal for devices that switch multiple times per second, such as indicator lights and stepper motor drives.
    PNP Output Signal—PNP outputs, also called sourcing outputs, work only with NPN devices.
    NPN Output Signal—NPN outputs, also called sinking outputs, work only with PNP devices. If you need to connect different devices, use an output converter or signal converter (both not included).
    Outputs
    Type (No. of)
    Digital
    Signal
    Max. Current @ Voltage
    Each
    Relay (16)2 amp @ 250V AC
    2 amp @ 24V DC
    8662N190000000
    Transistor (32)PNP0.2 amp @ 24V DC8662N23000000
    Transistor (32)NPN0.2 amp @ 24V DC8662N22000000
     
    Temperature Probe Analog Expansion Modules
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    Image of Product. Front orientation. Temperature Probe. PLCs, Thermocouple Input.

    RTD Input

    Thermocouple

    Input

    These modules accept signals from thermocouples or RTDs to trigger actions based on temperature readings, such as opening a valve when a threshold is reached.
    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Inputs
    Type (No. of)
    RTD Type
    Thermocouple Type
    No. of Terminals
    per Input
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Each
    Analog, RTD (4)JPt100, Pt100, Pt1000, Ni10003248662N290000000
    Analog, Thermocouple (4)B
    E
    J
    K
    N
    R
    S
    T
    2248662N31000000
     
    Communication Expansion Modules
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    Image of Product. Front orientation. Communication. PLCs, Modbus TCP/IP Communication Protocol.

    Modbus RTU

    Communication

    Protocol

    Modbus TCP/IP

    Communication

    Protocol

    Increase these PLCs’ ability to communicate with different devices.
    Add expansion modules to these PLCs when your system grows or needs new functionality. All modules have an LED status indicator to show the device is powered and running.
    Data Connection Type
    Serial Port Interface
    (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    Max. No. of
    Connections
    Each
    RS-232 (1), RS-422/RS-485 (1)Modbus RTU648662N360000000
    Ethernet RJ45 (1 each) Modbus TCP/IP648662N37000000
     

    Fast-Processing Open-Source PLCs

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    When milliseconds matter, these PLCs don't have to wait for your network—they process complex data and run code locally. The result is real-time performance in the field, plus cloud connectivity when you want it, for truly uninterrupted operation. These PLCs support Python, C++, Bash, and other open-source languages, so you can program them in the one you know. You can also use customizable libraries to your advantage.
    Write code from anywhere—on any device and browser—using the manufacturer’s free web-based software. When you’re ready, transfer your program to the PLC with an Ethernet RJ45 cord, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. In addition to wireless communication, these PLCs have a range of hardwire connections, including digital inputs and outputs, Ethernet, and serial terminals. This means they can control a fully wireless system, a wired setup with legacy equipment, or a hybrid of both. Mount them to 35 mm DIN rail.
    Configurable Signal Input/Output
    Type (No. of)
    Digital Input/Output
    Type
    Max. Output Current
    @ Voltage
    Transistor Input
    Voltage, V DC
    Operating
    Voltage, V DC
    Data Connection Type
    Serial Port Interface
    (No. of)
    Control Communication
    Protocol
    IoT Communication
    Protocol
    Each
    With Broadcom BCM2837B0 Microprocessor and ATmega16u4 Microcontroller
    Digital Transistor (8) PNP/NPN0.85 amp @ 30V DC0 to 305 to 30Ethernet RJ45 (2 each)
    Micro USB-AB (1 each)
    Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
    Bluetooth 4.0
    RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 (1)DCON ASCIIREST Over HTTP, WebSocket6482N110000000
     
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