There are some common features among the 520 series drives. Common frame sizes, 0.5-30HP power ratings, 100-600V voltage ratings, local HMI’s for programming, and the ability to zero-stack and mount either vertically or horizontally are just some of the more prominent ones.
Allen Bradley products indicate the presence of a conformal coating on a product with an extra “K” at the end of the product’s Catalog Number.
FAMILY: PanelView Standard PanelView Plus 6/ 7 PanelView Enhanced TERMINAL: PanelView 1000 PanelView Plus 7 1000E Programming Software: PanelBuilder 32 (2711-ND3) Studio 5000 Environment PanelBuilder 1400E (2711E-ND1) Catalog Number: 2711 2711P 2711E PanelView Standard Through the years Rockwell has manufactured many different lines of PanelView HMI products. One of the most popular products was the…
When working with Allen Bradley products, you may occasionally run across a catalog number that matches one with which you are familiar, except for one seemingly out-of-place letter: an extra ‘X’ at the end. Seeing an unexpected letter in your part’s catalog number may come as a shock, but in this case it is nothing…
In this post, we compare the SLC-500 family to the preferred migration product family, the CompactLogix processor.
When Allen-Bradley released the CompactLogix 5380 controller it boasted significant performance improvements (+20% capacity and 5-20x faster scan times) over previous CompactLogix models. This performance is orders of magnitudes faster and more capable than the SLC-500 platform. For an in-depth comparison, we will compare system architecture, memory, scan time, I/O capability and power connections.
This product comparison article intends to compare the important and typically used features and capabilities of MicroLogix 1500 and CompactLogix 5380-L320 controllers. Product technical features, specifications and some application of each will be discussed for better comparison.
