Description
Technical Specifications
| Product Model | 1762-IT4 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Rockwell Automation / Allen‑Bradley |
| Product Type | Thermocouple / Millivolt Analog Input Expansion Module |
| Number of Inputs | 4 Differential Inputs (Channels 0–3) |
| Supported Input Types | Thermocouple Types J, K, T, E, R, S, B, N, C; ±50 mV; ±100 mV |
| Resolution | 15 bits + sign (0.018°C / 0.032°F per count typical) |
| Accuracy | ±0.5°C to ±3.0°C depending on TC type and ambient (25°C reference) |
| Cold‑Junction Compensation | Integrated CJC sensor on terminal block |
| Isolation | 720 V DC for 1 minute (field side to system ground/backplane) |
| Backplane Current Draw | 75 mA max at 5 V DC |
| Update Time | 250 ms (typical conversion cycle for all 4 channels) |
| Indicators | Module OK (Solid/Flash), Input Status per channel group |
| Operating Temp. | 0 °C to 55 °C (32 °F to 131 °F) |
| Storage Temp. | –40 °C to 85 °C |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% non‑condensing |
| Mounting | Standard 35 mm DIN Rail (EN 50022) or panel mount via screws |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | Approx. 90 × 40 × 87 mm (3.54 × 1.57 × 3.43 in) |
| Certifications | UL, cUL, CE, C‑Tick, RoHS compliant |
Main Features and Advantages
High‑accuracy multi‑thermocouple support: The 1762‑IT4 accepts nine industry‑standard thermocouple types plus linear millivolt inputs on any of its four independently configurable differential channels. This flexibility allows a single module to monitor mixed temperature zones—such as a Type K furnace zone and a Type J ambient probe—within the same MicroLogix 1200 rack, reducing spare‑parts inventory and simplifying project design.Integrated cold‑junction compensation and filtering: Onboard CJC automatically corrects for terminal‑block temperature drift, while digital filtering minimizes the effect of 50/60 Hz electrical noise common near heaters, motors, and contactors. The 1762‑IT4 thus maintains measurement integrity in harsh plant‑floor environments where unshielded thermocouples are exposed to electromagnetic interference.Comprehensive diagnostics and open‑wire detection: Each channel continuously monitors for open thermocouple, over‑range, and under‑range conditions. Fault states are reported both through module status LEDs and via dedicated bits in the controller data file, enabling ladder‑logic alarm handling without additional hardware. The 1762‑IT4 also supports selectable response modes (hold last value, substitute value, or force fault) on sensor failure, giving programmers precise control over fail‑safe behavior.Seamless MicroLogix integration and configuration: Configuration—including thermocouple type, engineering unit scaling, filter selection, and open‑circuit response—is performed entirely within RSLogix 500, with no DIP switches or jumpers required. Once downloaded, the 1762‑IT4 auto‑negotiates its slot address on the expansion bus, accelerating commissioning and reducing wiring or addressing errors. Native data mapping into the MicroLogix integer and floating‑point files ensures temperature values are immediately available for PID loops, data logging, or HMI display.Robust isolation and industrial durability: With 720 V DC isolation between field inputs and the controller backplane, the 1762‑IT4 protects sensitive logic circuits from ground potential differences and induced transients on long thermocouple runs. Its convection‑cooled, flame‑retardant enclosure and wide operating temperature range make the module suitable for panel installations in typical manufacturing, food‑processing, and plastics‑machinery environments.
Application Field
The 1762‑IT4 is purpose‑built for small‑ to medium‑scale automation systems that require accurate, multi‑point temperature acquisition under the MicroLogix 1200 platform. In plastics injection molding and extrusion machinery, the module monitors barrel, nozzle, and mold temperatures simultaneously, feeding real‑time data into PID temperature control loops to maintain tight thermal tolerances and improve part consistency. Food and beverage processing lines use the 1762‑IT4 to track pasteurization tunnel or oven zone temperatures, where Type T or Type J sensors must be read with high stability and open‑sensor alerts to prevent product quality excursions.In heat‑treatment and metal‑finishing applications such as batch ovens, kilns, and tempering furnaces, the 1762‑IT4 provides four independent thermocouple inputs—often mixing Type K for high‑temperature zones and Type S for calibration points—while its built‑in CJC and noise rejection preserve measurement confidence despite proximity to high‑current heating elements. Packaging machines, laminating equipment, and laboratory pilot plants also benefit from the module’s compact footprint and ability to accept ±50/±100 mV signals from non‑thermal transducers such as load cells or pressure transmitters with millivolt outputs when appropriately scaled in software.
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