Features:
- Sixteen nonisolated inputs for 120 VAC field signals
- Two software-selected filter groups within one input word
- AC-specific terminal distribution and module keying
1794-IA16 belongs in an AC input design, not as a mechanical replacement for a DC sensing catalog.
The most useful recognition cues are its nonisolated AC signal role, grouped response control, and AC-specific terminal arrangement.
Signal behavior, filter configuration, and completed-panel protection remain separate acceptance topics so one issue does not hide another.
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1794-IA16 FLEX I/O 16-Point 120 VAC Input Module Manuals, Datasheets, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Input class: The module is designed for the documented 120 VAC operating range rather than DC field power.
- Channel relationship: Inputs are nonisolated from one another even though field-to-system isolation is specified.
- Sensor leakage: AC proximity devices must remain within the official leakage and on-current conditions.
- Main group: Channels 0 through 11 share one filter selection in the complementary word.
- Final group: Channels 12 through 15 can use a different documented response setting.
- Startup control: The controller must write the intended values rather than assume independent channel timing.
- Mechanical keying: The terminal base must be set to the AC-input keyswitch position before insertion.
- Enclosure duty: The open-style module relies on the completed panel for environmental and hazardous-location protection.
- Grounding path: The documented steel DIN rail and de-energized base-work rules support a safe installation.
- AC contact monitoring: Acquire discrete 120 VAC states from field switches and approved devices.
- Distributed AC inputs: Place a sixteen-point sensing group within a FLEX I/O machine panel.
- Grouped debounce: Apply separate response treatment to the main channels and the final four inputs where field behavior differs.