Brand:Allen-Bradley

Model:1775-KA

Type:Communication Adapter

Series:CompactLogix

Dimensions:Width x Height x Depth (inches): 1.65 x 3.63 x 5.12

Weight:0.65 lbs

Operating Temperature:-10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F)

Power Consumption:Less than 5 Watts

Communication Interfaces:RS-485, DeviceNet

Protocol Compatibility:EtherNet/IP, Profinet

    The Allen-Bradley 1775-KA Communication Adapter is a versatile component designed for integration within complex industrial control systems. Its robust design ensures compatibility with various communication protocols, including EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet, enabling efficient data flow across different devices. With a maximum transfer rate of up to 1 Mbps, this adapter optimizes the speed of information exchange, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing downtime.

    Engineered for durability, the 1775-KA can withstand a wide range of temperatures (-20°C to 55°C), making it suitable for use in diverse industrial settings. The adapter’s compact size (120 x 114 x 32 mm) and lightweight construction (0.25 kg) facilitate easy installation and maintenance, ensuring minimal impact on system layout and space constraints.

    Featuring an IP20 enclosure rating, the adapter provides adequate protection against dust and minor water splashes, ensuring reliability in harsh environments commonly found in manufacturing plants. This feature is particularly beneficial in preventing potential malfunctions due to environmental factors, contributing to longer equipment lifespan.

    The Allen-Bradley 1775-KA Communication Adapter supports high power consumption efficiency, consuming a maximum of 10 W under full operation. This energy-efficient design reduces operational costs and contributes to sustainable industrial practices, aligning with modern environmental standards.

    To simplify installation and setup, the adapter includes comprehensive documentation and support resources. Users can easily configure and integrate the 1775-KA into their existing systems, minimizing the learning curve and ensuring a smooth transition for operators familiar with Allen-Bradley products.