Omron CJ Series PLC Expansion Module for Use with CJ1 Series

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RS Stock No.:
746-2837
Mfr. Part No.:
CJ1W-EIP21
Brand:
Omron
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Brand

Omron

Accessory Type

PLC Expansion Module

Series

CJ

For Use With

CJ1 Series

Mounting Type

CPU Rack, Expansion Rack

Dimensions

90 x 31 x 65 mm

Omron Series CJ PLC Expansion Module, For Use With CJ1 Series, Mounting Type CPU Rack or Expansion Rack - CJ1W-EIP21


This PLC Expansion Module is designed for the Omron CJ1 Series, providing excellent connectivity and functionality. With dimensions of 90 x 31 x 65 mm, it can be mounted on a CPU Rack or Expansion Rack, facilitating seamless integration into existing systems.

Features & Benefits


• Supports a variety of networking solutions for automation
• Enhances the performance of industrial automation modules
• Designed for efficient use with CJ1 PLC systems
• Compact size optimises space in control panels

Applications


• Used with Omron CJ1 Series for enhanced control flexibility
• Suitable for networked in industrial settings
• Utilised in systems requiring additional I/O capabilities
• Implements communication interfaces for PLC systems

How does this module facilitate connecting multiple PLCs?


It provides essential networking support, enabling different PLCs to communicate effectively. This facilitates expanded control systems that can manage complex automation tasks across various equipment.

What considerations should be taken when mounting this module?


Ensure the module is installed in a suitable CPU or Expansion Rack, with proper alignment to connectors. Check power supply requirements and ensure adequate ventilation for optimal operation.

Can this module be integrated with older PLC models?


Yes, as long as the older models support the necessary communication protocols, integration is straightforward. This flexibility helps in retrofitting existing systems with enhanced functionalities.

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