Product Details
Overview
The Allen-Bradley 1747-L553 is a SLC 5/05 processor from the SLC 500 series. This discontinued module offers high-speed processing for mid-range PLC applications, supporting up to 8,192 digital I/O points. It features integrated Flash EEPROM memory and compatibility with RSLogix 500 programming software.
Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
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Series / Product Line: SLC 500
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Model / Part Number: 1747-L553
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Module Type: Processor / CPU Module
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Operating Voltage: 5–24 VDC
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Memory: 64 KB program memory
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Input/Output Capacity: Up to 8,192 digital I/O points
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Max I/O Current: 1000 mA (inputs), 200 mA (outputs)
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Communication Interfaces: Ethernet, RS-232
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Instruction Execution Speed: 0.9 ms/k
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Local Chassis / Max Slots: 3/30
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Memory Type: Flash EEPROM
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Mounting: Chassis-based (compatible with SLC 500 fixed and modular style)
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Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C (32°F to 140°F)
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Weight: 1.0 lb (0.45 kg)
Key Features
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Supports both standard and high-density I/O applications
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Compatible with RSLogix 500 for programming and monitoring
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Flash EEPROM allows non-volatile program retention
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Multiple communication options including Ethernet and RS-232
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Suitable for SLC 500 fixed and modular chassis installations
Application Scenarios
Ideal for:
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Mid-range control systems with moderate I/O requirements
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Replacement or upgrade of existing SLC 5/05 controllers
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Applications requiring fast instruction processing and reliable Flash memory
FAQs
Q: Can this processor support high-density digital I/O?
A: Yes, the 1747-L553 supports up to 8,192 digital I/O points.
Q: What programming software is compatible?
A: RSLogix 500 is fully supported for programming and configuration.
Q: Is the factory warranty valid?
A: The factory warranty has expired; Radwell provides a 2-year warranty for this unit.
Additional Information
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