Allen-Bradley 1606-XLDNET8 Performance Series Power Supply Module

Product Overview

The 1606-XLDNET8 functions as a high-performance, switch-mode power supply designed specifically for rugged industrial environments. This module provides a stabilized 24VDC output at 8 Amps, ensuring consistent power delivery to sensitive automation components and DeviceNet communication networks. Despite the manufacturer’s discontinued status, we supply 100% Brand New, original units to maintain your existing infrastructure without the need for immediate system redesigns.

Technical Specifications

This unit balances high power density with thermal efficiency. The switchable input design allows for global deployment across varying voltage standards.

Engineering Advantages

• Seamless Legacy Integration: This module replaces failed units in existing control cabinets directly. It eliminates the downtime associated with rewiring or updating documentation for newer, differently-sized replacements.

• Optimized Thermal Management: The 1606-XLDNET8 utilizes advanced heat dissipation geometry. It operates reliably in cramped enclosures where airflow remains restricted, preventing thermal tripping during peak loads.

• DeviceNet Optimization: The circuitry specifically filters electronic noise. This ensures that the power supply does not interfere with data integrity across communication bus lines.

• Global Voltage Versatility: The manual switch allows engineers to toggle between 110V and 220V inputs. This flexibility simplifies spare parts inventory for multinational manufacturing facilities.

FAQs

• The manufacturer discontinued this model in 2017; are these units refurbished?

  No. We provide 100% Brand New, surplus stock. These units have never been installed and remain in original factory condition to ensure maximum service life.

• What is the direct replacement if I want to upgrade to a current model?

  Allen-Bradley recommends the 1606-XLSDNET8 as the functional successor. However, using the original 1606-XLDNET8 avoids the need to verify dimensional compatibility or update electrical schematics.

• Can this module handle 110V and 220V power sources?

  Yes. The module features a switchable input. You must set the selector switch to match your local grid voltage (100-120V or 200-240V) before applying power to prevent internal damage.

• Does this unit support parallel operation for increased current?

  We recommend checking the specific load-sharing requirements of your system. While these units provide robust 8A output, standard practice for DeviceNet power involves dedicated segments to maintain signal quality.