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1745-E102

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Allen-Bradley 1745-E102 is a black-patch SLC expansion unit that adds ten 170–265 V AC inputs and six hard-contact outputs to a supported controller chain.
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Technical specifications for 1745-E102

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    1745-E102
  • Product Family:
    SLC 100
  • Product Type:
    SLC Basic Expansion Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Expansion I/O:
    10 inputs / 6 outputs
  • Input circuits:
    170–265 V AC, current sinking
  • Output circuits:
    6 hard contacts, 10–250 V AC / 10–125 V DC
  • Maximum power requirement:
    12 VA
  • Input power fuse:
    315 mA / 250 V
  • Color patch:
    Black
  • Operating temperature:
    0–60 °C
  • Wiring:
    14–24 AWG stranded
  • Weight:
    1.9 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    25x10x12.1cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals I/O Address Input Match Relay Loads Product Applications

Features:

  • High-voltage expansion: ten black-patch 170–265 V AC inputs
  • Relay switching: six hard contacts cover the documented AC and DC ranges
  • Address dependence: chain position determines the program's I/O block
The full catalog label and black patch are the fastest safeguards against installing the low-voltage E101 variant.

Because the unit contains no application processor, troubleshooting must follow the field signal through the interconnect and assigned program word.

Output-load identity and suppression remain part of the replacement record, not optional commissioning notes.

Apter Power can support 1745-E102 high-voltage variant checks, expansion mapping, official documents, and legacy sourcing.

Allen-Bradley 1745-E102 SLC Basic Expansion Unit Manuals,Datasheets,Link

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.

  • Block assignment: record the words created by the unit's physical position
  • Program reference: map every terminal to its ladder address and machine function
  • Chain integrity: inspect adjacent cables and units before declaring a module fault
  • Variant proof: verify the black patch and 170–265 V AC range
  • Measurement: check terminal voltage, neutral, common, and sensor leakage
  • Isolation: treat all high-voltage field circuits under the approved lockout procedure
  • Load inventory: record voltage, current, inrush, and device for each output
  • Suppression: apply the documented AC network or DC diode at inductive loads
  • Fault prevention: clear shorts and damaged field wiring before a replacement is energized
  • High-voltage AC sensing: add ten matched 170–265 V AC inputs
  • Legacy I/O growth: extend supported SLC 100 or SLC 150 controller chains
  • Relay interfacing: switch approved AC or DC loads through six hard contacts
Description
High-voltage discrete expansion for a supported SLC system is provided by 1745-E102. The black-patch unit adds ten 170–265 V AC current-sinking inputs and six hard-contact outputs while relying on the connected processor for program execution and addressing.

Within the expansion chain, 1745-E102 occupies the I/O block assigned by its physical position. Its 12 VA maximum power requirement, 315 mA fuse, terminal status LEDs, and six AC/DC-capable relay contacts supply the practical boundaries for maintenance.

A replacement of 1745-E102 should reproduce cable order, address mapping, field voltage, commons, output-load suppression, and terminal labeling before power is restored. E101 documentation must not be substituted because that red-patch variant uses the lower AC input range.
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley 1745-E102 1745 E102 SLC high-voltage basic expansion SLC100 230 V input expansion unit
Technical notes
Address-block evidence and field voltage must be captured together for 1745-E102. Confirm the black 170–265 V AC input variant, expansion-chain position, cable direction, assigned words, relay loads, and suppression. The processor, all expansion units, and field circuits must be isolated before this unit or its interconnect is removed.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Why can 1745-E102 show correct LEDs while the machine logic reads the wrong points?
The physical expansion order determines the assigned I/O block. Compare chain position and program addresses before treating the LED indication or field input as defective.
What confirms that 1745-E102 belongs on the connected high-voltage input circuits?
Use the full catalog label and black patch, then measure the field voltage. The circuits must match the documented 170–265 V AC input branch before connection.
Where should diagnosis begin when one input on 1745-E102 stops responding?
Begin at the field device and terminal voltage. If the status LED follows the signal, continue through the common wiring, expansion position, and assigned processor address.
Can different SLC expansion types be rearranged around 1745-E102 without reviewing the program?
No. Physical order and block consumption affect downstream addresses, so the complete chain must be reconciled with the processor program before restart.
What should be known before reconnecting a hard-contact output on 1745-E102?
Identify the load duty and its suppression first. Reconnect only after the switching demand is within the official contact limits and the field circuit is free of shorts.
Why must 1745-E102 remain de-energized during interconnect work?
The legacy expansion interface is not designed for hot insertion. Isolate controller, expansion, and field power to prevent equipment damage or unexpected machine operation.

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