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1785-LTR2

PLC-5/15 Programable Controller
In Stock

Product Information:

PLC-5/15 Programable Controller

PROCESSOR MODULE

MODEL 1785-LTR

PLC-5/15

W/TIME CLOCK JUMPER

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Technical specifications for 1785-LTR2

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Product Category:
    PLC System
  • Spare Part Number:
    PLC-5/15
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    5.1 cm x 15.2 cm x 27.9 cm
  • Weight:
    1.4 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
  • Product Type:
    Controller
  • Category Series:
    PLC-5/15
  • Maximum user memory / memory words:
    6K Expandable to 10 K or 14 K
  • EEPROM memory:
    Yes. 8 K (1785-MJ)
  • Analog I/O max:
    512
  • Program Scan time per K Word:
    2 ms discrete logic and 8 ms typical
  • I/O Scan time:
    10 ms at 57,6 kbps
  • Backplane current load:
    2.5 Amps.
  • Stock:
    10

Ask our team:

  • What are the core processing and memory characteristics of the 1785-LTR2 in industrial automation?
    The 1785-LTR2 retains the typical PLC-5/25 architecture with a 13 K words SRAM user memory footprint and potential expansion options via compatible RAM or EEPROM memory modules. This enables robust storage of logic and data required for extensive discrete and analog control tasks.
  • How does the 1785-LTR2 compare to the standard 1785-LT2 in terms of functional deployment?
    Functionally, the 1785-LTR2 operates similarly to a standard 1785-LT2 PLC-5/25 processor but represents a specific hardware revision or a modified part number, which may include additional real-time clock configurations or factory options not present in base 1785-LT2 units.
  • In what application environments is the 1785-LTR2 typically deployed within legacy PLC-5 systems?
    The 1785-LTR2 is deployed in medium-to-large PLC-5 control systems requiring substantial I/O capacity (supporting multiple remote I/O chassis) and dependable real-time control for manufacturing, process, and facility automation applications where PLC-5 logic remains in service.
  • What does industry documentation indicate about the lifecycle status of the 1785-LTR2?
    The 1785-LTR2 has been discontinued by the manufacturer, consistent with the broader PLC-5 series transition to newer platforms. This underscores the importance of lifecycle planning and parts stocking for legacy systems.
  • How does the 1785-LTR2 manage real-time execution and I/O scanning in a distributed control topology?
    In distributed control scenarios, the 1785-LTR2 maintains typical PLC-5 scan and I/O refresh characteristics, with program and I/O scanning managed through its embedded control logic and remote I/O communication channel, providing coordinated execution across local and distributed I/O groups.
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