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| MPN | 1769-IA8I |
| Product Line | CompactLogix |
| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
The 1769-IA8I is an 8 channel individually isolated AC input module for voltage range 79-132 VAC. This module can be installed for use with a CompactLogix or a MicroLogix 1500 processor.
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The Allen-Bradley 1769-IA8I module has 8 individually isolated discrete input points. The module can be operated on voltage category of 100 volts or 120 volts AC with signal state ON within the voltage range of 79 volts - 132 volts AC. The minimum OFF state voltage of this module is 20 volts AC. The module exhibits an ON and OFF input delay of up to 20 microseconds. The 1769-IA8I module can be installed directly on a 1769 chassis or to an I/O bank of a CompactLogix or MicroLogix 1500 chassis. It can be attached to the controller or to an adjacent I/O module. It occupies a single slot and shall be installed within Eight (8) modules from the power supply. Install the module by locating the guide slots of the controller or the adjacent module. Slide the module and establish alignment with the adjacent module. Verify alignment of bus connectors. Once bus connectors are aligned, move the bus lever to the left until a clicking sound is created. The Allen-Bradley 1769-IA8I requires an external power source to energize the input channels. Each channel has a separate signal common, compatible for use with input elements having individual power sources. The module’s circuitry is powered through the communication bus with a current draw of 90 milliamps at 5.1 volts DC and heat dissipation of 1.81 watts. The module does not support the hot-swap feature. Insert or remove the module without system power to avoid damage to the module. Use (22…14 AWG) solid or (22…16 AWG) stranded wire for this module. The input signals are terminated to a removable terminal block that comes with the module. Input labels can be put on the included door label strip.
Manufacturer Part Numbers (MPNs) are often difficult to read. Here are some commonly mistaken versions for the 1769-IA8I:
Manufacturers often create minor variants of products referred to as "series" or "revisions." In some cases, the revision or series of your equipment will not impact you. We are familiar and well-equipped to work with most variants of the 1769-IA8I.
Variants are often specified in an unclear manner, causing some confusion over how they should be written. Here are some of the variants of the 1769-IA8I that we are familiar with and several ways they may be written:
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