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Omron CP2E-N14DR-A — PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

Omron CP2E-N14DR-A I/O Module, 8DI 6 Relay, 100-240VAC

MPNCP2E-N14DR-A
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Omron CP2E-N14DR-A, I/O Module, 8 Digital Inputs, 6 Relay Outputs, 100-240VAC.

$392.38 – $519.66Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Omron CP2E-N14DR-A datasheet (PDF)
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

CP2E-N14DR-A — Identification
ParameterValue
SeriesCP2E
CP2E-N14DR-A — I/O
ParameterValue
Inputs (count and type)8 - Digital
Outputs (count and type)6 - Relay
CP2E-N14DR-A — Electrical
ParameterValue
Supply voltage100 ~ 240VAC
CP2E-N14DR-A — Environmental
ParameterValue
Operating temperature range-20°C~60°C
CP2E-N14DR-A — Mechanical
ParameterValue
Mounting typeDIN Rail
Termination styleScrew Terminal
CP2E-N14DR-A — Other specifications
ParameterValue
TypeInput, Output (I/O) Module

Product details

I/O Module Baseline

CP2E-N14DR-A is the relay-output variant of Omron's CP2E I/O lineup: 8 digital inputs and 6 relay outputs on one module, powered from 100-240VAC. Screw terminals, DIN rail mount, and a -20°C to 60°C operating range make it a straight fit for main control cabinets in packaging, material handling, or general machine automation.

vs. CP2E-N14DT-A – Output Type Decision

The closest functional alternative is CP2E-N14DT-A, which swaps the 6 relay outputs for 6 solid-state (transistor) outputs. Everything else – 8 digital inputs, 100-240VAC supply, DIN rail, screw terminals – matches exactly. If your loads need AC switching or high inrush capacity, stick with the relay version (N14DR-A). For high-speed DC switching or longer mechanical life, the transistor variant is the better call. Both mount in the same footprint, so panel rework is minimal if you change your mind at the BOM stage.

Frequently asked questions

Will CP2E-N14DR-A drop into a panel that was specified around CP2E-N14DT-A without rewiring?

Physically yes – same DIN rail footprint, same supply voltage (100-240VAC), same screw terminals. The only difference is output technology: relay vs. transistor. If the original plan used transistor outputs for DC loads, swapping to relay may require checking load voltage and switching speed. Otherwise, the module fits the same wiring and slot.

What is the listed type and series for CP2E-N14DR-A?

It is an Input, Output (I/O) Module from the CP2E series of Omron programmable controllers.

When sourcing CP2E-N14DR-A, what's the closest functional second-source?

Within the same series, CP2E-N14DT-A uses transistor outputs instead of relay. Both share the same I/O count (8 inputs, 6 outputs), supply voltage, and mechanical format. Choose based on whether your loads require relay (AC/high inrush) or transistor (DC/high speed).

MPN
CP2E-N14DR-A