Omron CP2E-N60DR-D Controllers Plc Modules.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Series | CP2E |
| Mounting | DIN Rail Mount |
| Termination type | Screw Terminal |
| Digital input type | 24 VDC |
| Digital output type | Relay |
| Communication interface type | Ethernet |
| Operating voltage max. | 24 V |
| Operating voltage min. | 20 V |
| Load current | 2 A |
| Scan time | 200 ms |
| Data memory | 16000 Words |
| Expandability | Yes |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery backup | Yes |
| Baud rate max. | 100 Mbps |
| Digital inputs | 36 |
| Real-Time clock | Yes |
| Program capacity | 10000 Steps |
| Input (Output max.) | 180 I/O Points |
| Number of relay outputs | 24 |
| Number of impulse outputs | 4 |
| Programming language used | Ladder Diagram (LD) |
Compared to the CP2E-N60DT1-D, which uses 24 transistor outputs rated 0.03 A, the CP2E-N60DR-D's relay outputs handle 2 A per point — a 66x current advantage for driving contactors, solenoids, or motor starters directly. The transistor variant suits high-speed switching of small loads like indicators or valve coils.
Omron lists the CP2E-N60DR-D as active; lead time is confirmed per RFQ for the exact build code.
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