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Omron CP1L-M30DR-D — PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

Omron CP1L-M30DR-D PLC, 18 Inputs 12 Relay Outputs

MPNCP1L-M30DR-D

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Omron CP1L Series CP1L-M30DR-D, 24VDC, 18 Digital Inputs, 12 Relay Outputs, 32K Words, 3 Modules Max Expandable.

$377.00 – $818.22Ref. price · indicative, final on quote

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Omron CP1L-M30DR-D datasheet (PDF)

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Specifications

CP1L-M30DR-D — Identification
Parameter	Value
Series	CP1L

CP1L-M30DR-D — I/O
Parameter	Value
Inputs (count and type)	18 - Digital
Outputs (count and type)	12 - Relay
Expandable	3 Modules Max

CP1L-M30DR-D — Electrical
Parameter	Value
Supply voltage	24VDC

CP1L-M30DR-D — Environmental
Parameter	Value
Operating temperature range	0°C~55°C

CP1L-M30DR-D — Mechanical
Parameter	Value
Mounting type	Chassis Mount, DIN Rail
Weight	1.3 lbs (589.7 g)

CP1L-M30DR-D — Approvals
Parameter	Value
Approvals / certifications	CE, cULus, Lloyd, NK

CP1L-M30DR-D — Other specifications
Parameter	Value
Features	Battery Backup
Software	CX-One
Memory size	32K Words
Display type	No Display
Communications	USB, Option Cards Available

Product details

The Omron CP1L-M30DR-D is an active 24VDC PLC from the CP1L series, delivering 18 digital inputs and 12 relay outputs. Memory is 32K words, and the unit accepts up to three expansion modules via the side bus.

Mounting and expansion

This PLC mounts on DIN rail or chassis. Power comes from a 24VDC supply. There is no on-board display; programming and monitoring run over USB through CX-One software. Expansion modules click onto the side, up to three additional units. The battery backup retains program and memory on power loss. The relay outputs are rated for moderate loads; verify contact ratings per your specific load type.

Frequently asked questions

Will the CP1L-M30DR-D drop into a panel wired for the CP1L-M30DT1-D?

No — the DR-D has relay outputs while the DT1-D uses solid-state outputs. The input side and power are the same, but the output wiring differs; a panel built for solid-state outputs may not have the suppression or load rating for relay outputs.