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The Allen Bradley 1771-P1 power supply unit operates within specified voltage ranges, making it ideal for various applications. Known for steady performance, it features both 120 V and 240 V input modes, ensuring reliable energy distribution for integrated systems.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Power Supply |
| Product Line | PLC 5 |
| Part Number | 1771-P1 |
| Weight | 11.69 lbs (5.30 kg) |
| Input Range (120 V Mode) | 98 – 132 VAC |
| Input Range (240 V Mode) | 196 – 250 VAC |
| Input Draw (120 V) | 0.75 A nominal |
| Input Draw (240 V) | 0.38 A nominal |
| Power Used (Real) | 65 W at load |
| Power Demand (Apparent) | 90 VA max |
| Recommended Transformer | 160 VA rated |
| Line Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Isolation Rating | 2.5 kV DC for 1 s |
| DC Output | 5 V ± 5 % |
| Max Output Current | 6.5 A continuous |
| Power-Loss Delay | ~13.5 ms to CPU disable |
| Fuse Rating | 1 A (120 V) / 0.5 A (240 V) slow-blow |
The 1771-P1 power supply from Allen Bradley is designed for compatibility with PLC-5 systems. It supports dual input ranges for enhanced versatility—operating between 98 and 132 VAC in 120 V mode and 196 to 250 VAC in 240 V mode. The device has an input draw of 0.75 A nominal at 120 V and 0.38 A nominal at 240 V, which provides efficient energy consumption for operational needs.
In terms of output, the power supply provides a regulated DC output of 5 V with a tolerance of ± 5%, allowing for stable power delivery to critical components. A maximum continuous output current of 6.5 A ensures proper functioning under load. The real power consumption at load is rated at 65 W, while its apparent power demand can reach up to 90 VA.
The recommended transformer for optimal operation is rated at 160 VA, and the unit supports line frequencies of either 50 or 60 Hz. An isolation rating of 2.5 kV DC for a second ensures safety from voltage spikes. In the event of power loss, the supply has a delay of roughly 13.5 ms before the CPU becomes disabled, providing a buffer for transient changes.
Fuse ratings are specified at 1 A for 120 V operation and 0.5 A for 240 V, both using slow-blow fuses to handle inrush currents better. The Allen Bradley 1771-P1 guarantees dependable performance within the PLC 5 series, delivering essential power while maintaining operational integrity.