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Archive for July 18th, 2026
Archive for July 18th, 2026

Archive for July 18th, 2026

SEL SCHWEITZER ENINEERING LABORATORIES 2505332XX REMOTE I/O MODULE

You will find that an unbranded module like this keeps choices open when building or upgrading a system.

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ABB ICSI08D1 I/O REMOTE UNIT (2)

ABB ICSI08D1. Abb I/O Remote Unit 220VAC ICSI08D1. I/O Remote Unit 220VAC. Part Number. Images you see are the original pictures of the item being sold. You’ll get exactly what you see in pictures.

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ALLEN BRADLEY 1771-ASB SERIES E REMOTE I/O ADAPTER MODULE

This is an Allen Bradley 1771-ASB Series E Remote I/O Adapter Module. The module is NEW with manual and 1771-WB Connector.

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ABB DSQC 350 I/O REMOTE MODULE 3HNE 00025-1/10

ABB DSQC 350 I/O REMOTE MODULE 3HNE 00025-1/10. Used.

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Kongsberg RMP420 Remote Multipurpose I/O Module (306712) (Rev.2.5.0)

· Model : RMP420. Part No : 306712. · Maker : Kongsberg.

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MODICON, REMOTE I/O SYSTEM EXPANDER, AS-J200-001

MODEL: J200. REMOTE I/O SYSTEM EXPANDER. APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 5 LBS.

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Advantech ADAM-6066-D 6 Digital Input Relay Output Remote I/O Module

The Advantech ADAM-6066-D is a remote I/O module designed for industrial automation and motion control systems. It features 6 digital input relay outputs, making it ideal for connecting and controlling various devices within a PLC system. With its digital capabilities and reliable brand reputation, the ADAM-6066-D is a versatile and efficient module for expanding the input/output capabilities of a PLC in a range of industrial settings.

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Allen Bradley 1747-ASB Ser. A SLC 500 Remote I/O Adapter Module

Allen Bradley 1747-ASB Ser. A SLC 500 Remote I/O Adapter Module

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Allen-Bradley 1794-ASB FLEX I/O Remote I/O Adapter Module – Used, Tested Working

Allen-Bradley 1794-ASB FLEX I/O Adapter Module. Product Type: FLEX I/O Adapter Module. Communication Type: Remote I/O Adapter. Ideal for replacing a failed unit or expanding an existing FLEX I/O system.

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