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Delta DVP60ES200R — PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

Delta DVP60ES200R PLC, 36 Inputs 24 Relay Outputs, 100-240 V

MPNDVP60ES200R

Delta DVP Series PLC, DVP60ES200R, 36 inputs, 24 relay outputs, 100-240 VAC.

$364.00Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Delta DVP60ES200R datasheet (PDF)
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Specifications

DVP60ES200R — I/O
ParameterValue
Input data area36
Output data area24
DVP60ES200R — Other specifications
ParameterValue
Power supply100 ~ 240 V
Product typeProgrammable Logic Controller DVP Series
Output methodRelay

Product details

What this PLC brings to a control panel

The Delta DVP60ES200R is a 60-I/O programmable logic controller from the DVP Series, built for medium-scale discrete and process control. It carries 36 inputs and 24 relay outputs, powered from a universal 100-240 VAC supply. The relay outputs handle up to 2 A per point typically, switching motor starters, contactors, solenoids, and indicator loads directly without external interposing relays — a common need on a pulp-and-paper wet-end or finishing line where you want to keep the cabinet simple and the machine running. The 36-input count suits applications like a multi-stage conveyor system, a batch reactor with discrete level and valve feedback, or a paper-machine section with dozens of proximity and limit switches. The 24 relay outputs give you the current-carrying capacity to drive the loads directly, which saves panel space and wiring time compared to adding interface relays for every output.

Relay vs. transistor output — the real decision

The DVP60ES200R uses relay outputs, while its sibling DVP60ES200T uses transistor (sink/source) outputs. The relay version is the right call when you need to switch mixed AC/DC loads, high inrush currents, or voltages above 24 VDC — typical for driving motor contactors, hydraulic valve coils, or heater contactors in a mill environment. The transistor version is faster (no mechanical wear, higher switching frequency) but limited to 24 VDC low-current loads. If your application is all 24 VDC sensors and small solenoid valves, the DVP60ES200T may be a better fit; if you have any 120 VAC or 24 VDC loads above 0.5 A, the relay version is the practical choice.

The DVP60ES200R mounts on a DIN rail in the control cabinet. The 60-I/O density fits a medium-sized panel; plan for at least 300 mm of DIN rail width plus clearance for wiring ducts. The relay outputs use common terminals — wire the commons per load group (same phase/voltage) to keep the wiring tidy. Inputs are typically 24 VDC sink/source; verify your sensor type before terminating.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between DVP60ES200R and DVP60ES200T?

The DVP60ES200R uses relay outputs (good for mixed AC/DC loads, higher current, and inductive loads like contactors). The DVP60ES200T uses transistor outputs (faster switching, but limited to 24 VDC low-current loads). Both have the same 36 inputs and 24 output count, same power supply, and same form factor. Choose relay for motor starters and solenoids; choose transistor for high-speed DC loads.

What are the key specifications of the DVP60ES200R?

The DVP60ES200R has 36 inputs, 24 relay outputs, and operates on 100-240 VAC power. It is part of the Delta DVP Series of programmable logic controllers.

Can the DVP60ES200R replace a DVP60ES200T in an existing panel?

Mechanically and electrically they are the same footprint and use the same power supply, so the DVP60ES200R will mount and wire into the same panel. However, the output wiring differs: relay outputs (R) are dry contacts, while transistor outputs (T) are solid-state with a common DC supply. You must re-terminate the output field wiring and verify load compatibility — relay outputs can switch AC or DC, but transistor outputs require 24 VDC loads only.

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