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Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
Allen-Bradley 1756-CPR2
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1756-CPR2

ControlLogix Redundant Supply Cable
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Product Information:

The 1756-CPR2 is a redundant power cable designed specifically for Rockwell Automation's Allen-Bradley ControlLogix control systems. As a key component of its high-availability hardware architecture, it is specifically designed to connect external ControlLogix redundant power modules (such as the 1756-PA75R and 1756-PB75R) to the 1756-PSCA2 redundant power supply chassis adapter mounted on a PLC rack.

The standard length of this power cable is 0.91 meters (3 feet), and it weighs approximately 0.679 kilograms. Its internal high-specification industrial-grade conductors ensure extremely stable current transmission. The outer sheath and connectors offer excellent electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression. Designed to support standard industrial ambient temperatures from 0°C to 60°C, the power cable has a maximum permissible bending radius of 12.7 centimeters (5.0 inches), ensuring that wiring within confined control cabinets is not damaged by excessive bending.

In practical high-reliability system configurations, each redundant power supply rack typically requires the purchase and use of two 1756-CPR2 cables to connect the power generated by the two independent redundant power supplies to the backplane, thereby achieving hardware "hot standby" for dual power supplies.

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Technical specifications for 1756-CPR2

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Product Category:
    PLC System
  • Spare Part Number:
    1756CPR2
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    24x20.7x4.5cm
  • Weight:
    0.65 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
  • Product Line:
    ControlLogix
  • Cable Length:
    3 feet (0.91 meters)
  • Length:
    10 feet (3 meters)
  • ControlNet Communication Rate:
    5 megabits-second
  • Configuration:
    Redundant
  • Input Current:
    970 milliamps at 5.1 Volts DC, 1.7 milliamps at 24 Volts DC
  • Thermal Dissipation:
    17.4 BTU per Hour
  • Power Dissipation:
    5.1Watts
  • Slot width:
    One (1)
  • Product Type:
    Cable
  • Stock:
    10

Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

1756-CPR2/A
1756-CPR2 Ser A, Series A, Rev A

Alternative Names

1756CPR2 1756 CPR2 I756-CPR2 I756CPR2 I756 CPR2 1756-CPR2D 1756-CPR2U 1756-PSCA2 1756-PSCA2XT I756-CPR2D I756-CPR2U

Information

Overview Manuals Space-constrained solutions Installation and Maintenance Tips

Features:

  • Allen Bradley ControlLogix 3 feet (0.91 meters)
  • Two identical redundant power supplies are typically mounted on dedicated rails outside the rack to share the load current
  • A passive rack power adapter module 1756-PSCA2 will be inserted into the power slot of the frame
The 1756-CPR2 is an inter-rack redundant cable designed specifically for Rockwell Automation's ControlLogix redundant systems. This cable connects two independent ControlLogix redundant racks (typically equipped with 1756-L6x or 1756-L7x controllers), ensuring seamless synchronization of high-speed data streams between the primary and backup control racks. It is the fundamental physical connection for building highly available control networks for industrial automation.

The 1756-CPR2 plays an irreplaceable role in ensuring superior system maintainability and fault tolerance. It features excellent electromagnetic interference (EMI) immunity and is typically 2 meters long, allowing engineers to strategically position primary and backup racks within control cabinets for proper physical isolation. Through this dedicated cable, redundant modules (such as 1756-RM or 1756-RRM) on two racks can achieve complete symmetrical "mirror mapping" synchronization of controller program code, I/O variables, tag data, and forced states.

The 1756-CPR2 Allen Bradley ControlLogix Redundant Supply Cable may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Allen Bradley 1756-CPR2 ControlLogix Redundant Supply Cable Manuals(Datasheets), Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
The standard 1756-CPR2 uses a straight molded connector. In situations with limited control cabinet space or where the rack side panel is too close to the cable tray, its bending radius (12.7 cm) may cause cable compression or obstruct cabinet door closure.
 
Therefore, the official manufacturer offers a 90° bend type connector:
1756-CPR2: Standard straight connector (0.91 m in length).
1756-CPR2D: Down-bend type, connector cable leads downwards, suitable for layouts with cable trays below the rack.
1756-CPR2U: Up-bend type, connector cable leads upwards.
 
Note: When using the bend type (D/U), a clearance of at least 10.16 cm (4.0 inch) is required next to the rack adapter.
Do Not Forcibly Fold: Due to the use of high-specification multi-core thickened copper wire internally (for transmitting low-voltage, high-current), ensure sufficient bending space when wiring. Do not bend excessively, as this may cause internal single-strand wires to break, triggering voltage drop alarms on certain voltage rails (e.g., 3.3V).
 
Buy a Kit for Better Value: If you are configuring a new system, Rockwell Automation offers a variety of kit options. For example, purchasing the 1756-PAR2 kit directly includes: 2 PA75R power supplies + 1 PSCA2 adapter + 2 1756-CPR2 cables, without needing to order separately.

Technical notes

The 1756-CPR2 is a straight-end redundant power cable designed by Rockwell Automation specifically for Allen-Bradley ControlLogix systems. Its key technical feature is its 0.91-meter (3-foot) length. As a passive physical connection medium, it is specifically designed to connect remotely installed 1756-PA75R (AC) or 1756-PB75R (DC) redundant power supplies to the 1756-PSCA2 chassis adapter module mounted on the rear panel of the ControlLogix chassis, allowing two power supplies to be connected in parallel to power the rear panel. It is important to note that the cable has a minimum bending radius of 12.7 cm (5.0 inches), therefore sufficient physical space must be provided on the left side of the chassis and below the power supply to ensure safe and reliable cabling.
  • Product Lifecycle Stage

    Active/Available from OEM

    As a leading expert in industrial automation, Moore Automated provides best-in-class, high-quality Allen-Bradley replacement modules and spare parts for your legacy and existing control systems. Our reliable supply solutions effectively reduce unexpected downtime for our customers and extend the lifespan of critical infrastructure.

Ask our team:

  • What is the specified cable length for the 1756-CPR2? How does it affect the deployment of redundant systems?
    The 1756-CPR2 is available in 2-meter (6.6-foot) cable lengths suitable for connecting adjacent or closely spaced redundant ControlLogix chassis within the same control cabinet. This preset length ensures signal integrity while simplifying cabling and cabinet layout.
  • Which redundant modules are compatible with the 1756-CPR2?
    The 1756-CPR2 is designed for use with redundant 1756-RM and 1756-RM2 modules. Its connector design and fiber optic communication capabilities ensure reliable synchronization between master and slave ControlLogix controllers operating in a redundant configuration.
  • How does the 1756-CPR2 support deterministic controller synchronization?
    The 1756-CPR2 uses fiber optic communication media to transmit synchronization data between redundant modules, providing extremely high immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI). This architecture enables deterministic controller state replication and rapid synchronization required for high-availability industrial automation systems.
  • How does the 1756-CPR2's communication technology differ from traditional copper interconnect technologies?
    The 1756-CPR2 uses fiber optic transmission technology, offering excellent immunity to electromagnetic noise, eliminating ground loop interference, and maintaining reliable high-speed data exchange between redundant ControlLogix chassis in electrically demanding industrial environments.
  • What is the recommended installation method for the 1756-CPR2?
    The 1756-CPR2 is designed for direct connection to compatible redundant modules via factory-installed fiber optic connectors. Proper cable routing with the specified minimum bend radius is recommended to maintain fiber optic performance and long-term communication reliability.
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