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Allen Bradley AB 1747-SDN SER D DeviceNet Scanner Module for SLC 500 with F/W 9.001

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Product description

DeviceNet scanner module AB 1747-SDN SER D for Allen Bradley SLC 500, firmware 9.001, industrial automation data communication.

The Allen Bradley AB 1747-SDN SER D is a DeviceNet scanner module designed for the SLC 500 programmable logic controller (PLC) series. This module enables real-time communication between the SLC 500 controller and DeviceNet-compatible industrial devices, facilitating efficient data exchange critical in automation and biomanufacturing control systems.

Key features include:

  • Firmware version 9.001 for enhanced DeviceNet network management
  • Compatibility with SLC 500 series PLCs, widely used in process control and industrial biotechnology environments
  • Supports DeviceNet fieldbus protocol, essential for robust network connectivity in synthetic biology bioprocessing workflows
  • Hardware part number: 1747-SDN D, Serial revision SER D
  • Provides seamless integration in biomedical engineering automation and molecular diagnostics production pipelines

This module is particularly suited for research laboratories and industrial setups that require reliable communication between control systems and distributed I/O devices, making it a critical component in biotechnology automation and molecular biology instrumentation networks. The device is offered as new, open box, ensuring full functional integrity. Worldwide shipping is available to support diverse industrial and research applications.

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Last updated 6 November 2026