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2707-V40P2N

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Allen-Bradley 2707-V40P2N is a 40K DTAM Plus VFD terminal with P2 power and an indoor NEMA Type 4X front-panel rating when correctly mounted.
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Technical specifications for 2707-V40P2N

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    2707-V40P2N
  • Product Family:
    Allen Bradley Panelviews
  • Product Type:
    DTAM Plus NEMA Type 4X VFD Operator Interface
  • Stock:
    1
  • Display:
    4-line x 20-character VFD
  • Application Memory:
    40K
  • Enclosure Rating:
    NEMA Type 4X, indoor use only
  • Communications Port:
    Configurable RS-232C / RS-485
  • P2 Input:
    85–265V AC or 110–300V DC
  • Operating Temperature:
    0 to 60°C
  • Weight:
    2.09 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    19.3x13.97x4.57cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals P2 Supply Sealed VFD Viewing Sealed Peripheral Path Product Applications

Features:

  • Indoor NEMA Type 4X catalog when correctly panel-mounted
  • P2 electrical configuration within the DTAM Plus family
  • VFD and 40K application functions with a separate printer path
The combined P2N suffix changes both the electrical source decision and the installed-enclosure assessment for 2707-V40P2N.

Its VFD and 40K identities explain how operators recognize and use the station, while the completed panel determines whether the Type 4X claim remains applicable.

Supply, display access, and application functions must therefore be evaluated independently within the same sealed operator-station design.
Apter Power can coordinate official-document review, quotation, and sourcing support for 2707-V40P2N.
2707-V40P2N DTAM Plus NEMA Type 4X VFD Operator Interface 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.
  • AC source: The P2 input accepts the documented high-voltage AC range and its specified protective fuse.
  • DC alternative: A separate high-voltage DC range is permitted only when the panel circuit is designed for it.
  • Catalog separation: P1 low-voltage assumptions must not be carried into a P2 replacement or test bench.
  • Closed-panel view: The fluorescent display supports reading status while the indoor Type 4X enclosure remains closed.
  • Front adjustment: Keypad brightness control lets the operator tune visibility from the sealed face without editing the application.
  • Heat-soak check: The VFD ambient limit must be verified after the completed enclosure and neighboring equipment reach operating temperature.
  • Dedicated channel: The 40K printer path remains separate from controller communications inside the P2N installation.
  • Enclosure entry: Any printer or decoder cable route must preserve the completed indoor Type 4X boundary.
  • Defined purpose: Time-stamped output or decoded input should be assigned in the application before the sealed cable path is accepted.
  • Sealed indoor panels: Provide local controller access where the completed enclosure must maintain an indoor Type 4X boundary.
  • Recipe and point tasks: Support approved controller-data changes from the operator station.
  • Recorded production work: Produce clocked information or accept configured decoded input through the peripheral channel.
Description
Acceptance of an indoor Type 4X operator station depends on the completed enclosure, not on the terminal face alone. Within that assembly, 2707-V40P2N is the sealed VFD catalog in the Allen-Bradley DTAM Plus 40K range.

The P2 suffix in 2707-V40P2N places its electrical integration in a different source class from the P1 catalogs. Treating the P2 and N suffixes as separate design boundaries helps a retrofit avoid combining the right enclosure face with the wrong supply circuit.

Once those mechanical and electrical boundaries are satisfied, the application in 2707-V40P2N provides the documented DTAM Plus operator and peripheral roles. Procurement should therefore preserve the complete nameplate, installed application, and panel context as one configuration identity.
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley DTAM Plus V40P2N Rockwell 2707 V40P2N Type 4X Terminal DTAM Plus 40K P2 VFD Operator Interface
Technical notes
The NEMA Type 4X statement for 2707-V40P2N applies indoors only and depends on mounting the terminal in a panel or enclosure with an equivalent rating. Inspect the gasket landing surface, fastener compression, cable entries, and enclosure condition; do not approve the completed assembly from the catalog suffix alone.
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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.
After maintenance opens a panel containing 2707-V40P2N, what must be checked before washdown service resumes?
Treat the work as an enclosure-level reacceptance event. Restore the mounting to the installation instructions and do not resume wet cleaning until the completed panel, rather than only the terminal face, again satisfies the site Type 4X acceptance procedure.
Can 2707-V40P2N be connected to the low-voltage circuit used by a P1 terminal?
No. Isolate that circuit and redesign it for the documented P2 AC or DC source and protection. Confirm the complete P2N nameplate before any conductor is landed.
If characters on 2707-V40P2N become difficult to read only after nearby drives warm the enclosure, where should maintenance start?
Use the keypad brightness control, then compare the stabilized enclosure temperature with the VFD operating boundary. Improve the panel thermal condition or stop operation if the installed temperature remains outside the documented range; do not rewrite the application first.
If 2707-V40P2N displays the application but does not exchange live controller data, where should troubleshooting start?
Leave the printer connection out of the first check. Compare the selected host protocol, switch record, controller settings, and runtime cable with the saved machine configuration before changing the application.
When printed records from 2707-V40P2N lose correct time references, what should be reviewed?
Check the terminal clock, the report screen definition, and the printer-port task in that order. Correct the local time source or application mapping before modifying PLC logic.
What information should an RFQ include to distinguish 2707-V40P2N from standard VFD DTAM Plus units?
Send the complete P2N nameplate, enclosure and gasket photos, panel rating, power drawing, application backup, host protocol, cable catalog, and peripheral use. Do not identify the unit from the front display alone.

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