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Omron CS1W-MD292 — PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

Omron CS1W-MD292 I/O Module, 48 Digital / 48 Solid State Out

MPNCS1W-MD292
End of Life

Omron CS1W series, I/O Module, CS1W-MD292, 48 Digital Inputs, 48 Solid State Outputs.

$1,151.55 – $1,565.99Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Omron CS1W-MD292 datasheet (PDF)
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

CS1W-MD292 — Identification
ParameterValue
SeriesCS1W
CS1W-MD292 — I/O
ParameterValue
Inputs (count and type)48 - Digital
Outputs (count and type)48 - Solid State
CS1W-MD292 — Mechanical
ParameterValue
Mounting typeBackplane
Termination styleRectangular Connector
CS1W-MD292 — Approvals
ParameterValue
Approvals / certificationsCE, CSA, Lloyd, NK, UL
CS1W-MD292 — Other specifications
ParameterValue
TypeInput, Output (I/O) Module

Product details

Compared to CS1W-MD262

The CS1W-MD292: The MD262 provides 32 inputs and 32 solid state outputs — half the I/O of the MD292 — while using the same backplane footprint and connector type. That means a panel wired for a MD262 cannot simply swap in an MD292 without re-terminating the harness or adding breakout unless the cable was pre‑populated for all 48 positions. For a new BOM, the MD292 saves rack slots when more than 32 I/O of each type is needed.

Sourcing posture

Omron quotes this part as Active. No end‑of‑life notice is on record.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest functional second-source — CS1W-MD262?

The CS1W-MD262 is a lower-density sibling with 32 digital inputs and 32 solid state outputs. It shares the same CS1W series, backplane mounting, and connector style, but does not provide a direct I/O count swap without rewiring.

What is CS1W-MD292's listed type?

It is an Input, Output (I/O) Module — a combination digital input and solid state output module.

What is CS1W-MD292's listed series?

The CS1W series, designed for Omron CS1/CS1D PLC racks.

Will CS1W-MD292 drop into a panel specified around CS1W-MD262 without rewiring?

No. The MD292 has 48 inputs and 48 outputs versus 32 each on the MD262. While the connector type is the same (rectangular, backplane-mounted), the additional I/O requires different wiring assignments. A direct swap would not map the signals correctly.

What compliance documentation does this brand provide for CS1W-MD292?

The module carries approvals from CE, CSA, Lloyd, NK, and UL.

MPN
CS1W-MD292