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Provides 12 AC input points for 200/240 V systems in CompactLogix PLCs
This Allen Bradley 1769-IM12 module is a CompactLogix input module providing 12 AC input points with internally connected commons. It is designed for industrial programmable logic controller systems requiring discrete AC signal monitoring. The module operates on a 200/240V AC voltage category with an operating voltage range of 159265V AC at 4763Hz.
This module suits engineers integrating 200/240V AC sensors or switches into a CompactLogix chassis. It is not for applications requiring DC input signals, voltages outside the 159265V AC range, or a higher density of input points than 12. Buyers needing isolated commons per point or different voltage categories should look at alternative modules.
The decisive specification is the 12 AC input points rated for a 200/240V AC voltage category with an operating range of 159265V AC at 4763Hz. Verify that your field devices and power supply match this voltage and frequency before installation. The part number 1769-IM12 and series CompactLogix confirm the exact module identity.
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The module provides 12 AC input points arranged in a single group with internally connected commons.
It operates from 159 to 265 V AC at 47 to 63 Hz, covering standard 200/240 V supplies.
It uses the CompactLogix 1769 backplane, limiting installation to 1769-compatible chassis and controllers.
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