The Delta DVP32XP01R is a 32-point digital I/O extension unit belonging to the DVP Series, specifically the ES2/EX2 family with an AC power supply. It carries 32 input/output points per unit and is listed as a DC Input L TYPE module, meaning the input circuits are configured for DC sourcing (sink/source) logic — the 'L' designation typically indicates a low-speed or standard-response input suitable for pushbuttons, limit switches, and proximity sensors rather than high-speed encoder or pulse-train capture.

Delta DVP32XP01R DVP Series 32-Point DC Input Module
Delta DVP Series, DVP32XP01R, Digital Input/Output Extension Unit, 32 I/O points, DC Input L TYPE, AC power supply.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| 01 | DC Input L TYPE |
| Models | Extension Unit |
| PLC model | DVP32XP01R |
| Model types | Digital Input/Output (X/Y extend) |
| Product series | DVP Series |
| Inputs+Outputs points (unit) | 32 points |
Product details
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest functional second-source to DVP32XP01R?
The DVP32XP200T is the closest peer — same 32-point count, same DVP extension unit form factor, same AC power supply. The primary difference is the input type: the XP01R uses DC Input L TYPE (standard-response DC sinking), while the XP200T uses a different input configuration. Both share the same mechanical footprint and backplane interface, so a panel wired for one accepts the other without rewiring.
Where can I buy DVP32XP01R and how is it quoted?
The DVP32XP01R is sourced and quoted to order against an RFQ through independent industrial-automation distribution. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time; no stock count or price figure is published here.
What does '01 DC Input L TYPE' mean on this module?
The '01' and 'DC Input L TYPE' designation means the 32 I/O points are configured as DC inputs using a standard-response (L-type) input circuit. These inputs accept 24 VDC signals from sensors, switches, and pushbuttons but are not rated for high-speed pulse capture or encoder counting — that would require an H-type or high-speed input module in the same family.