Delta DVP32ES200RC, DVP Series, Main Processing Unit (Base Unit), 32 I/O points, built-in CANopen, 2 Kg.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Models | Main Processing Unit (Base Unit) |
| PLC model | DVP32ES200RC |
| Product series | DVP Series |
| Inputs+Outputs points (unit) | 32 points |
The Delta DVP32ES200RC is a main processing unit (base unit) in the DVP Series, a compact PLC family for distributed control.
The 32-point count covers a medium-density machine cell — enough for a handful of sensors and actuators on a packaging station or a small conveyor section. The CANopen port handles the fieldbus traffic; no separate gateway needed if the rest of the line speaks CANopen. Mounts in the standard DIN-rail footprint common to the DVP family.
The DVP32ES200TC is the closest peer — same 32-point base unit form factor and DVP Series, but with a different output type (transistor vs. relay). The DVP32ES200RC uses relay outputs; the TC variant uses transistor (sink/source) outputs. If your panel wiring expects relay isolation, the RC is the correct fit. If the load type allows transistor switching, the TC drops into the same footprint without rewiring the backplane.
Mechanically yes — same DIN-rail footprint, same 32-point I/O count, same DVP Series base unit. The difference is output type: relay on the RC, transistor on the TC. If the panel wiring expects dry-contact isolation or higher current per output, the RC is the right swap. If the original design used transistor outputs for high-speed or DC loads, the RC's relay outputs will not match without a wiring change.
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