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1756-CNBR

ControlLogix communication module
In Stock

Product Information:

ControlLogix communication module. This

module is a ControlNet Bridge communication

module that features Two (2) ControlNet

ports supporting simplex and redundant

ControlNet network


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Technical specifications for 1756-CNBR

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Product Category:
    PLC System
  • Spare Part Number:
    1756CNBR
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    17x13x3.2cm
  • Weight:
    0.25 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
  • No. of Ports:
    Two (2) ControlNet ports
  • Isolation Voltage:
    30 Volts Continuous
  • Power Dissipation (Max):
    5.5 Watts
  • Enclosure:
    Open Type
  • Operating Temperature:
    32-140 Fahrenheit (0-60 Celsius)
  • ControlNet Rate of Communication:
    5 Mbps
  • Current Draw at 5.1 Volts DC:
    970 Miliamperes
  • Product Line:
    ControlLogix
  • Stock:
    30

Ask our team:

  • What primary communication role does the 1756-CNBR serve within a ControlLogix architecture?
    The 1756-CNBR is a ControlNet redundant bridge module that facilitates deterministic data exchange between a ControlLogix controller backplane and the ControlNet network, enabling both scheduled and unscheduled messaging for real-time industrial automation.
  • How does the 1756-CNBR implement redundancy to enhance network fault tolerance?
    The 1756-CNBR supports two independent ControlNet BNC ports (A and B), allowing dual-media ControlNet trunk connections. This redundant media capability helps maintain network communication continuity if one physical path is interrupted.
  • How many communication connections can the 1756-CNBR maintain for Logix devices and other nodes?
    This module can support 40 to 48 Logix communication connections, and up to 64 total bidirectional connections, accommodating a large number of peers in complex industrial networks. It also supports up to 99 ControlNet nodes on the network.
  • What physical cabling and connector types are used by the 1756-CNBR for ControlNet media?
    The 1756-CNBR uses quad-shielded RG-6 coaxial cable terminated via BNC connectors for the redundant media paths, which is required for reliable ControlNet signal integrity over long distances.
  • What are the electrical and backplane power specifications of the 1756-CNBR?
    The module draws approximately 970 mA at 5.1 VDC from the ControlLogix backplane and 1.7 mA at 24 VDC, with a typical power dissipation of ~5.1 W and corresponding thermal load.
  • How does the module’s isolation rating contribute to electrical protection in a control system?
    The 1756-CNBR provides 30 V continuous basic insulation between the ControlNet media connections and the backplane, enhancing electrical safety and reducing susceptibility to ground loops or network-induced noise.
  • Is the 1756-CNBR still current, and what is the replacement strategy for future deployments?
    The 1756-CNBR is officially discontinued as of December 31, 2024. Customers are advised to plan migrations to newer modules such as the 1756-CN2R series, which provides similar redundant ControlNet communications with updated platform support.
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