AB 1772-LG

AB 1772-LG Product Information in English

1. Product Name:

AB 1772-LG Relay Module

2. Product Description:

The AB 1772-LG Relay Module is a component of an electrical control system designed for industrial automation applications. It provides a means to electrically switch or control circuits in response to input signals. The relay module typically includes one or more relays, which are electromechanical devices that can be actuated to make or break an electrical connection. The AB 1772-LG is suitable for use in a variety of industrial control systems, such as PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) or DCS (Distributed Control Systems).

3. Product Parameters:
Number of Relays: Specifies the number of relays included in the module.
Relay Type: Describes the type of relay used, such as a standard electromagnetic relay or a solid-state relay.
Coil Voltage: Specifies the voltage required to actuate the relay coil.
Contact Configuration: Details the type and number of contacts (e.g., normally open, normally closed) provided by each relay.
Operating Temperature Range: Specifies the temperature range within which the relay module can operate safely.
4. Product Specification:
Dimensions: Details the physical dimensions of the relay module, including length, width, height, and any relevant mounting dimensions.
Weight: Specifies the mass of the relay module.
Power Consumption: Lists the power consumption of the module at different operating conditions.
Environmental Rating: Indicates the level of protection provided by the module’s enclosure against dust, moisture, and other environmental factors.
Certifications: Lists any safety or quality certifications that the relay module has been tested and complies with, such as CE or UL.

Please note that the specific parameters and specifications may vary depending on the region, country, and version of the product. It is always recommended to consult the official documentation or contact the manufacturer, Allen-Bradley (AB), for detailed and accurate information.

AB 1772-LG

AB 1772-LG

AB 1772-LG