Features:
- High-voltage inputs: ten 170–265 V AC current-sinking points
- Black identity patch: visible marking separates this unit from LP101
- Compact processor: 885-word logic and 16 fixed I/O share one housing
The input voltage branch is the primary ordering discriminator for this legacy processor.
Program timing and the expansion address sequence should be documented before the installed unit is taken offline.
Hard-contact output ratings do not remove the need for correct overload protection and inductive-load suppression.
Apter Power can support 1745-LP102 black-patch verification, official-document supply, condition review, and sourcing coordination.
Allen-Bradley 1745-LP102 SLC 100 Processor 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.
- Terminal identity: follow the exact incoming-power connection for the selected mains voltage
- No jumpering: do not join neutral terminals unless the official diagram explicitly directs it
- Isolation: verify all processor, expansion, and field power is removed before service
- Range: confirm each circuit belongs to 170–265 V AC
- Sensor leakage: compare two-wire devices with the published off-state limit
- Status check: use the input LEDs with voltage measurements and the program address
- Program: archive ladder logic, data, and instruction use
- Machine timing: document scan-sensitive timers, counters, and sequencers
- Expansion map: preserve physical order, cable path, and assigned I/O blocks
- 230 V-class sensing: monitor matched high-voltage AC field inputs
- Small-machine control: execute relay, timing, counting, and sequence logic
- Legacy expansion systems: coordinate supported SLC 100 or SLC 150 I/O arrangements