Features:
- Line-voltage inputs: twenty 120 V AC sensing channels
- Relay actuation: twelve contact outputs for qualified AC or DC loads
- AC controller supply: 85…264 V AC with DF1 serial communication
1761-L32AWA is suited to installed panels whose field sensing is already built around 120 V AC devices.
Its input leakage limits and relay common groups create different diagnostic tasks from the DC-powered 1761-L32BBB configuration.
The complete AWA suffix should remain attached to the field-voltage plan, relay schedule, program archive, and serial settings.
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Allen-Bradley 1761-L32AWA MicroLogix 1000 32-Point AC Controller 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.
- Leakage check: measure the connected sensor circuit against the published off-state voltage and current boundaries.
- Common grouping: preserve the official AC input common arrangement when transferring a terminal schedule.
- Safety segregation: keep line-voltage inputs separated from low-voltage communication and service wiring.
- Load class: compare each AC or DC actuator with the manufacturer make, break, and continuous-contact limits.
- Suppression: fit approved protection across inductive loads so contact arcing does not disturb nearby inputs.
- Group proof: test every relay common under representative simultaneous current before production release.
- Catalog boundary: reject DC-input or analog siblings when the existing panel requires the AWA line-voltage terminal set.
- Project record: preserve the fixed I/O map, DF1 settings, retentive data, and startup sequence.
- Outage test: verify line supply, input thresholds, relay states, and machine interlocks before restoring automatic mode.
- AC sensor panels: receive discrete status from qualified 120 V AC field devices.
- Relay-based equipment: switch approved contactor, valve, alarm, and interposing-relay circuits.
- Legacy fixed control: maintain a validated MicroLogix 1000 program where the AWA voltage architecture is required.