The Delta DVP48HP00T is a 48-point digital module in the DVP Series, carrying 48 I/O points per unit. That count means it handles a medium-density machine section — enough for a small conveyor station or a packaging cell's sensor-and-actuator cluster — without needing an expansion rack for the first pass of wiring. The DVP Series is Delta's established compact PLC family, so the DVP48HP00T shares the same backplane and programming environment as the rest of the line. If your panel already runs a DVP CPU, this module drops into the same DIN-rail layout and addresses over the standard bus.
Delta DVP48HP00T DVP Series PLC, 48 I/O Points
MPNDVP48HP00T
Delta DVP Series, PLC Module, DVP48HP00T, 48 I/O points, current production.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| PLC model | DVP48HP00T |
| Product series | DVP Series |
| Inputs+Outputs points (unit) | 48 points |
Product details
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest functional alternative to the DVP48HP00T?
The DVP48HP00R is the relay-output sibling in the same 48-point DVP Series frame. The T suffix on the DVP48HP00T indicates transistor (sink/source) outputs, while the R suffix means relay outputs. Both share the same form factor, I/O count, and backplane bus, so the choice comes down to output type — transistor for high-speed or high-cycle-count loads, relay for isolated or mixed-voltage switching.
Will the DVP48HP00T drop into a panel wired for the DVP48HP00R?
Mechanically and bus-wise, yes — same 48-point footprint, same DVP Series backplane. The wiring difference is at the output terminals: the T version expects a DC supply for the transistor outputs, whereas the R version switches dry contacts. If the panel was wired for relay commons, you will need to verify the output-side voltage before swapping.
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