The ControlLogix system from Allen-Bradley is a high-performance control system which provides sequential, process, motion, and drive control together with communication and I/O based systems. The controllers can monitor and control the I/O across the backplane as well as over the network links. These Allen-Bradley controllers are available with a wide variety of custom options and they are known for their robust and stable performance in an industrial setting. This system uses the Studio 5000 design environment which optimizes productivity and reduces commissioning time. The ControlLogix system can work with 32 tasks at a time and it has the ability to work with 100 programs per task. A single built-in USB port is available on the control board of the ControlLogix system. For networking, the ControlLogix system is equipped with the Ethernet/IP, ControlNet, DeviceNet, Data Highway Plus, Remote I/O, SynchLink, and other device networks. A wide range of ControlLogix system variants from Allen-Bradley is available on the market. These devices are manufactured with different numbers of slots to choose from (4, 7, 10, 13, or 17 slots). The ControlLogix system supports both the Windows and Linux operating system.

The ControlLogix series devices are conformally coated for temperature protection. This system comes with HART features and its devices support up to 8 isolated channels. There are a variety of module types in the ControlLogix series. Some of the modules are Sercos servo modules, isolated output modules, generic servo interface modules, slot filler modules, and processor modules. The ControlLogix system modules come with open enclosures and they should be used for indoor purposes only. These devices operate with different voltage ranges with a maximum voltage of up to 265 Volts AC. The operating temperature of the ControlLogix devices should not exceed 60 degrees Celsius. These devices can be mounted inside a ControlLogix chassis.