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Omron CP2E-N40DR-A — PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

Omron CP2E-N40DR-A I/O Module, 24 Digital In, 16 Relay Out

MPNCP2E-N40DR-A
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Omron CP2E series, CP2E-N40DR-A, Input Output (I/O) Module, 24 Digital Inputs, 16 Relay Outputs, 100 ~ 240VAC, Screw Terminal, DIN Rail.

$419.00 – $812.80Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Omron CP2E-N40DR-A datasheet (PDF)
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

CP2E-N40DR-A — Identification
ParameterValue
SeriesCP2E
CP2E-N40DR-A — I/O
ParameterValue
Inputs (count and type)24 - Digital
Outputs (count and type)16 - Relay
CP2E-N40DR-A — Electrical
ParameterValue
Supply voltage100 ~ 240VAC
CP2E-N40DR-A — Environmental
ParameterValue
Operating temperature range-20°C~60°C
CP2E-N40DR-A — Mechanical
ParameterValue
Mounting typeDIN Rail
Termination styleScrew Terminal
CP2E-N40DR-A — Other specifications
ParameterValue
TypeInput, Output (I/O) Module

Product details

Relay vs solid-state output — same footprint, different drive

The closest functional peer is CP2E-N40DT-A: identical input count (24 digital), same AC supply range, same screw-terminal DIN-rail package, but with 16 solid-state (transistor) outputs instead of relay. If your panel was wired for CP2E-N40DT-A, the CP2E-N40DR-A will physically drop into the same slot and connect without rewiring the base unit or power terminals — the format is dimensionally identical. The trade-off is the output drive: relay outputs handle higher inrush and AC/DC mixed loads, while solid state switches faster and avoids contact wear. No second-source beyond the CP2E family exists in that exact 24-in/16-out count.

The 100–240 VAC supply powers internal circuits; ambient range –20 to 60 °C, inputs 24 digital, outputs 16 relay.

Frequently asked questions

What type and series is this module?

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

Will CP2E-N40DR-A drop into a panel wired for CP2E-N40DT-A?

Physically yes — same DIN-rail footprint, same 100-240VAC supply, same screw terminals, and same input wiring. The only difference is the output type: the DR has 16 relay outputs whereas the DT-A has 16 solid-state outputs. So it will fit and connect without rewiring the base, but the output load characteristics differ (relay handles higher inrush, solid state switches faster).

MPN
CP2E-N40DR-A