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1745-LP152

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Allen-Bradley 1745-LP152 is a black-patch SLC 150 processor with twenty 170–265 V AC inputs, ten triac outputs, two hard contacts, and 1200 words of memory.
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Technical specifications for 1745-LP152

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    1745-LP152
  • Product Family:
    SLC 100
  • Product Type:
    SLC 150 Processor Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Built-in I/O:
    20 inputs / 12 outputs
  • Input circuits:
    170–265 V AC, current sinking
  • Output circuits:
    10 triacs plus 2 hard contacts
  • User memory:
    1200 words
  • Typical scan time:
    4 ms per 1000 words
  • Internal relays:
    177 maximum
  • Memory backup:
    Capacitor; optional 1745-B1 battery
  • Color patch:
    Black
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    26.04x14.99x6.99cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Input Match Output Types Program Backup Product Applications

Features:

  • High-voltage sensing: twenty 170–265 V AC current-sinking inputs
  • Mixed switching: ten AC triacs plus two hard-contact outputs
  • Retention options: capacitor backup can be supplemented by 1745-B1
Black-patch identity and measured input voltage separate this unit from the LP151 before any wiring is moved.

The mixed output bank requires a terminal-by-terminal load record because triacs and relay contacts do not behave the same way.

A complete program and retained-data backup should precede a long outage or processor exchange.

Apter Power can coordinate 1745-LP152 high-voltage variant checks, official documents, condition review, and legacy sourcing.
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.
  • Black patch: confirm the visible variant marking
  • Field range: verify every input circuit is within 170–265 V AC
  • Leakage review: evaluate solid-state sensors against the official off-state limits
  • Ten triacs: reserve these points for supported AC switching duties
  • Two contacts: document the AC or DC loads assigned to the relay outputs
  • Protection: retain load suppression, fusing, and approved disconnect practices
  • Capacitor: account for official retention time and operating temperature
  • 1745-B1: record optional battery presence and condition
  • Recovery: maintain an external program copy and controlled restart checklist
  • High-voltage field control: process twenty matched 170–265 V AC inputs
  • AC actuator control: use the ten triac outputs within their documented duties
  • Mixed-load machines: apply the two hard contacts where supported switching isolation is required
Description
The high-voltage SLC 150 processor variant is 1745-LP152, identified by its black patch and twenty 170–265 V AC current-sinking inputs. Its twelve-output bank combines ten AC triacs with two hard contacts for mixed machine loads.

Legacy sequence control in 1745-LP152 is supported by 1200 words of CMOS RAM, a typical 4 ms scan per 1000 words, and as many as 177 internal relays. Standard capacitor retention can be supplemented by the optional 1745-B1 lithium battery.

A field replacement for 1745-LP152 must preserve the high-voltage input wiring, distinguish triac and hard-contact output duties, recover the program, and document the expansion map and restart sequence. LP151 specifications cannot be copied because its input bank is the 85–132 V AC version.
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley 1745-LP152 1745 LP152 SLC 150 black-patch processor SLC150 230 V input controller
Technical notes
High-voltage input identity and mixed outputs define the service boundary for 1745-LP152. Confirm the black 170–265 V AC patch, incoming-power connection, twenty field inputs, ten triac loads, two hard-contact loads, program backup, and memory-retention method. Remove processor, expansion, and field power before cable or terminal work.
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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.
How can an engineer distinguish 1745-LP152 from LP151 before replacing panel wiring?
Use the full catalog label, black patch, and measured input voltage. This processor belongs to the 170–265 V AC input branch rather than the lower-voltage LP151 branch.
Why can a triac output of 1745-LP152 appear energized with a very small load?
Solid-state leakage and minimum-load behavior can leave measurable voltage at the circuit. Compare the connected device with the official triac limits instead of treating the point as a dry contact.
How should the two hard-contact outputs on 1745-LP152 be restored after replacement?
Restore them as separate relay circuits, not as part of the ten-triac group. Confirm each load's switching duty and suppression before the contacts are energized.
What should be done before 1745-LP152 enters a long unpowered shutdown?
Create an external program backup first. Then account for the documented capacitor-retention conditions and the service state of any optional 1745-B1 battery.
Where should diagnosis begin when inputs on 1745-LP152 flicker?
Begin with measured field voltage and off-state leakage at the affected terminals. If those are stable, continue through the common wiring, expansion connection, and assigned program address.
Which functions should a modernization test preserve from 1745-LP152?
Preserve the observed sequence and timing-sensitive behavior, then prove the separate triac and relay safe states. Do not release the new platform until the high-voltage input mapping also agrees with the field circuits.