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1771-P4S | Rockwell Allen Bradley Power Supply Modules

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  • Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley

  • Product No.: 1771-P4S

  • Product Type: Power Supply

  • Product Origin: USA

  • Payment: T/T

  • Weight: 750g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Allen-Bradley 1771-P4S3

Regulated 5 VDC Power Supply Module for PLC-5 Systems


Product Description

The Allen-Bradley 1771-P4S3 is a regulated 5 VDC power supply module designed for use in 1771 Universal I/O chassis within PLC-5 systems. It provides backplane power to support processor modules, I/O modules, and communication adapters. The module is AC-powered and occupies two slots in the chassis. It is compatible with Series A and B chassis, with specific slot placement requirements depending on chassis type.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Rockwell Automation
Brand Allen-Bradley
Catalog Number 1771-P4S3
Module Type Regulated Power Supply Module
Input Voltage Range 97–132 VAC
Input Frequency 47–63 Hz
Output Voltage 5 VDC (regulated)
Maximum Output Current 8 A
Backplane Power Supply Yes
Slot Occupancy 2 slots
Compatible Chassis Models 1771-A1B, A2B, A3B, A4B
Paralleling Capability Yes, with identical modules
Paralleling Cable 1771-CT

Dimensions and Weight

Attribute Specification
Module Width Two-slot width
Approximate Weight 0.75 kg
Installation Orientation Vertical, within 1771 chassis
Cooling Method Natural convection

Product Questions

  • Can the 1771-P4S3 be used in Series A chassis? Yes. It can be used in Series A chassis, but must be installed in designated slot pairs depending on the processor configuration. Refer to Rockwell installation instructions for slot compatibility.
  • Is the 1771-P4S3 suitable for parallel operation? Yes. It can be paralleled with another 1771-P4S3 using the 1771-CT cable to increase available backplane current.
  • Does the module include output protection? The module provides regulated output but does not include individual output fusing. Protection must be implemented externally if required.
  • Is the module hot-swappable? No. Power supply modules must be installed and removed with system power off to avoid damage or unsafe conditions.
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