Allen-Bradley 1756-CN2R ControlNet Communication Module
Sale!The Allen-Bradley 1756-CN2R is a dual-channel ControlNet bridge module for ControlLogix systems. Supporting up to 128 connections and 99 nodes, it provides redundant media capabilities and deterministic 5 Mbps communication for critical industrial automation networks.
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- Module Type: ControlNet Communication Bridge
- Mounting: Chassis-based, any available slot
- Network Connectors: Dual BNC for ControlNet; One RJ45 for Network Access Port (NAP)
- Power Dissipation: 5.6 Watts
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C (32°F to 140°F)
- Weight: 0.25 kg (approx. 0.55 lbs)
- Dimensions: 14 x 13.2 x 3.5 cm
The Allen-Bradley 1756-CN2R acts as a specialized communication bridge within the ControlLogix platform, providing a deterministic interface for ControlNet networks. This module facilitates high-speed data exchange between controllers, I/O chassis, and other networked devices. Because it utilizes the ControlNet protocol, the module ensures that critical control data arrives with sub-millisecond repeatability, which is essential for coordinated drive systems and complex process control.
Technical Specifications
The 1756-CN2R is engineered to operate within a standard ControlLogix chassis and occupies a single slot. It serves as a superior upgrade to older bridge modules by offering increased connection capacity and faster internal processing.
Industrial Application and Integration
Engineers primarily deploy the 1756-CN2R in large-scale manufacturing and process industries where network reliability is non-negotiable. It integrates effortlessly with Studio 5000 Logix Designer, allowing for rapid configuration of scheduled and unscheduled messaging. The module’s deterministic nature makes it an ideal choice for synchronized applications, such as high-speed packaging, water treatment facilities, and automotive assembly lines.
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
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| Country of Origin | USA |
| Dimension | 14 x 13.2 x 3.5 cm |











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