Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2F ControlLogix Fiber Communication Module

Protocol:Ethernet/IP

Communication Speed:10/100 Mbps

Enclosure:Open Type

Power Supply:3 MA at 24 VDC

Temperature Range:0 to 60°C

Isolation:Continuous 30 V

Environmental Conditions:5% to 95% non-condensing relative humidity

Vibration Resistance:2 G

Shock Resistance:30 G

    The Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2F ControlLogix Fiber Module is an advanced communication solution designed specifically for demanding industrial environments. This fiber optic Ethernet/IP bridge ensures unparalleled reliability and performance, offering a significant upgrade from traditional copper connections by reducing interference and increasing the overall system’s lifespan.

    Engineered for seamless integration within ControlLogix systems, this module supports both 10/100 Mbps Ethernet speeds, providing a robust data transfer capacity essential for complex industrial automation setups. Its fiber optic connection further enhances the system’s robustness against electrical noise, ensuring uninterrupted operation in challenging environments.

    Featuring a rugged IP20 enclosure, the 1756-EN2F is built to withstand harsh industrial conditions, including wide temperature ranges (-40°F to 140°F). This durability, combined with its low power consumption (max. 2.5 W), makes it an efficient choice for long-term applications where reliability and energy efficiency are paramount.

    With its compatibility across ControlNet™ or EtherNet/IP™ networks, the module allows for flexible installation options within existing automation infrastructures. Whether mounted locally or in remote locations, the Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2F ensures consistent, high-quality data transmission, enhancing operational efficiency and productivity.

    Designed with ease of use in mind, the 1756-EN2F includes intuitive setup procedures and compatibility with a wide range of Allen-Bradley products, ensuring a smooth integration process. It comes equipped with advanced diagnostics features, allowing users to monitor and troubleshoot issues remotely, minimizing downtime and maintenance costs.