SKU: 2080-LC20-20QWB

Allen-Bradley 2080-LC20-20QWB Micro820 Programmable Logic Controller

The Allen-Bradley 2080-LC20-20QWB is a Micro820 PLC featuring 20 I/O points, embedded Ethernet, and microSD support. Equipped with relay outputs and two plug-in expansion slots, it provides high-performance standalone control for diverse industrial machine applications.

Functional Performance

The Allen-Bradley 2080-LC20-20QWB operates as a versatile, small-footprint controller within the Micro820 family, specifically designed for standalone machines and remote automation tasks. To achieve this, the unit integrates 20 onboard I/O points, including digital inputs, relay outputs, and analog inputs. By utilizing its embedded Ethernet port, the controller facilitates high-speed communication with HMIs and SCADA systems. Furthermore, it supports the Connected Components Workbench software, which allows engineers to program in multiple languages—such as Ladder Diagram and Structured Text—within a single, unified environment.

Operational Characteristics

Ensures Network Connectivity: The integrated 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port enables seamless data exchange across the enterprise. In doing so, it supports EtherNet/IP for peer-to-peer messaging and Modbus TCP for broad device compatibility.
Optimizes Data Management: The module features a built-in microSD card slot. As a result, operators can perform high-capacity data logging and recipe management without requiring constant communication with a central server.
Simplifies Expansion Capabilities: The controller includes two plug-in slots for additional I/O or communication modules. Consequently, you can customize the hardware configuration to meet specific application needs without increasing the physical footprint of the PLC.
Withstands Harsh Conditions: Designed for industrial durability, the 2080-LC20-20QWB functions reliably across a wide temperature range. Therefore, it serves as an ideal solution for remote terminal units (RTUs) and outdoor machinery where environmental control is limited.
Facilitates Remote Access: Beyond local control, the embedded web server allows technicians to monitor system variables and diagnostic status via a standard web browser. Consequently, this reduces the need for onsite visits for routine maintenance checks.