Allen Bradley 2711P-RN22C

The Allen Bradley 2711P-RN22C is a communication expansion card specifically designed for PanelView Plus 600 or 700 series touch screens, enabling the screen to directly connect to Rockwell's older Remote I/O (RIO) network. The new screens do not come with this old interface, so it is necessary to use this card to achieve communication with older PLCs such as SLC 500. This way, you don't have to completely overhaul the entire old system just to replace the screen. If you are planning to buy, just contact us. As a reliable supplier, we have all original and brand new stock in hand, and the quality is absolutely guaranteed.

Creative values

The actual benefits brought by the Allen Bradley 2711P-RN22C are considerable. The most direct benefit is that it helps technicians "save their legs". Previously, when equipment malfunctioned, even if it was just a small parameter in the system that needed adjustment, engineers had to carry a computer and go to the workshop site specifically to operate. Sometimes they even had to climb up and down. This was both time-consuming and exhausting. Now, with the Allen Bradley 2711P-RN22C installed, even if someone is sitting in an office several kilometers away, or even in a branch office in another city, as long as they connect through a network cable, they can view the screen content, modify the program, or diagnose the fault just like standing in front of the machine. For large factories with particularly scattered equipment, this not only significantly reduces the maintenance waiting time, eliminates the expense of long-distance travel and labor costs, but also enables experts to solve problems in multiple locations without leaving their offices. The overall management efficiency will soar visibly.

Ease of use

When using the Allen Bradley 2711P-RN22C, you don't have to worry about whether you are a network expert. It is designed very humanized, with the main feature being "not difficult". First, it supports the DHCP function. In simple terms, it can automatically assign IP addresses. You don't have to read those boring network manuals or type those complex digital codes on the keyboard. Just plug in the network cable and it can "exchange signals" with the network by itself. As for installation, it is ridiculously simple. It is just a modular component. You don't need an electrician's certificate. Just open the cover behind the touch screen, remove the old module, insert this one into the corresponding slot, and "click" it locks in place. There is no need to rewire or do any complicated settings. Even if you are a first-time user of this thing, you can install it in just a few minutes.

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