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Allen Bradley 80190-240-02-R PowerFlex Control Board with 12–48V DC Input Voltage
Allen Bradley 80190-240-02-R PowerFlex Control Board with 12–48V DC Input Voltage
12–48V DC Input Voltage PowerFlex Control Board
Built-in Over-current Protection Control Board
DIN-rail Mount Allen Bradley Control Board
Place of Origin:
USA
Brand Name:
Allen Bradley
Model Number:
80190-240-02-R
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Product Details
Input Voltage:
12–48 V
Voltage Type:
DC
Power Consumption (No-load):
2.16 W
Power Consumption (Full-load):
2.88 W
Protection Type:
Built-in Over-current Protection
Ethernet Interface:
10/100 Mbps
Mounting Type:
DIN-rail Mount
Product Type:
PowerFlex Control Board
Highlight:
12–48V DC Input Voltage PowerFlex Control Board
,Built-in Over-current Protection Control Board
,DIN-rail Mount Allen Bradley Control Board
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity
1
Price
66USD
Packaging Details
Brand new and original
Delivery Time
2-3 work days
Payment Terms
T/T
Supply Ability
in stock
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Product Description
Allen Bradley 80190-240-02-R Control Board
Technical Q&A
With a 12-48V DC range, how sensitive is the logic to a 24V rail sag during heavy motor starts?
While the board's internal buck-converter handles up to 48V, it gets sensitive near the 12V floor. If your DC bus sags to 10V during an inductive kick elsewhere, the processor will likely trigger a brown-out reset. For high-surge environments, don't just tie this to the same rail as the brakes or contactors; use a stabilized 24V source to prevent the logic from dropping out mid-sequence.
Does the "Built-in Protection" reset itself once a short is cleared?
It's not a standard fuse. The 80190-240-02-R uses a solid-state trip. If you accidentally short an output, the board latches the fault to save the traces. Clearing the short won't reboot the logic—you have to kill the 24/48V input entirely, wait for the caps to drain, and then power back up to "unlatch" the protection circuit.
Can I push the 10/100 Mbps port to a 1ms RPI for high-speed motion?
Technically, the bandwidth is there, but the board's CPU overhead isn't built for ultra-fast cyclic updates. Pushing the RPI below 2ms often leads to packet jitter or "ghost" timeouts in the Logix controller. Stick to a 5ms or 10ms RPI; it's the "sweet spot" for maintaining a rock-solid link without stressing the onboard comms chip.
What happens if a tech swaps the + and - on the power terminal?
The board is fitted with a series blocking diode. It won't power up, but it also won't "let the smoke out" immediately. That said, the protection isn't designed for long-term reverse bias at 48V. If it's wired backwards for an hour, the heat soak might eventually degrade the input stage. Fix the wiring, and it should boot normally.
Can I drop an 80190-240-02-R into an older PowerFlex chassis without an update?
Physical fit? Yes. Firmware? Maybe not. If the main power module has ancient firmware, it might not recognize the newer Ethernet stack on the -02-R revision. Always have ControlFlash ready on your laptop. Usually, you'll need to flash the board to match the existing drive's major revision before it'll talk to the PLC.
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Supported Brands
| Triconex | Bently Nevada | Honeywell |
| ABB | Hima |
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| Asset Category | PLC Processors, I/O Expansion, and Communication Adapters |
|---|---|
| Availability | Active, Obsolete, and End-of-Life (EOL) hardware |
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- Verification: Bench-tested for signal integrity and firmware stability before the seal is applied.
- Financial Impact: Factory-fresh surplus at prices that protect your maintenance budget.
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Miya Zheng | Senior Sales Manager
WhatsApp/Mobile: +86 180 2077 6792
Email: sales@amikon.cn
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