Allen-Bradley 1747-L553 Module

The Allen‑Bradley 1747‑L553 is a top‑tier SLC 5/05 CPU processor module for the SLC 500 modular system, tailored for large‑scale industrial control applications demanding maximum memory, Ethernet connectivity, and robust communication. It integrates 64KB battery‑backed RAM (60K program/4K data) with Flash EEPROM backup, built‑in 10/100 Base‑T Ethernet and RS‑232 ports, and scalable I/O (up to 4096 digital I/O points, 480 analog I/O points) to deliver reliable, real‑time control in manufacturing, material handling, and complex process automation. Discontinued by Rockwell Automation (as of March 31, 2024), it remains a trusted solution for legacy system upgrades, offering full backward compatibility and global compliance.

1. 64KB battery‑backed RAM user memory (60K program/4K data) with Flash EEPROM backup for secure data retention
2. Built‑in 10/100 Base‑T Ethernet (supports EtherNet/IP, 48 connections, HTTP server) and RS‑232 ports for flexible integration with HMIs, SCADA, and legacy devices
3. Supports up to 4096 digital I/O points and 480 analog I/O points for scalable system design
4. Fast program scan time (0.9 ms/Kword) and bit execution (0.37 μs) for responsive control logic
5. Real‑time clock/calendar, online programming, and mode‑select keyswitch (Program/Run/Remote) for operational flexibility

Application Scenarios:

• Automated Manufacturing Lines: Controls assembly machines, conveyors, and quality inspection systems with fast scan times and reliable DH+ communication.
• Material Handling: Manages warehouse automation (palletizers, sorters, and inventory sensors) via seamless integration with legacy devices through RS‑232.
• Process Control: Supports medium‑scale chemical, food & beverage, and water treatment processes with PID and advanced math functions.
• Building Automation: Integrates HVAC, lighting, and security systems for centralized facility control.
• Legacy System Upgrades: Seamlessly replaces older SLC 500 processors while preserving existing I/O and programming.