USD 349.23
40-point DC PLC CPU, 24 inputs, 16 relay outputs, 10K steps, USB, DIN-rail mount, CP-series expansion support.
Compact CP1L CPU unit with DC power supply, 40 integrated I/O points, 24 digital inputs, 16 relay outputs, and 10K-step program capacity. Official Omron datasheet and distributor listings identify it as a DIN-rail/chassis-mount PLC with USB communications, 32K-word memory, battery backup, and 0 to 55 °C operating range. The manufacturer datasheet confirms it is a CP1L-M series DC relay-output CPU unit intended for small machine control applications, with expansion capability for CP1W units and standard Omron CP-series tooling support.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 24 VDC |
| Program capacity | 10K steps |
| Integrated I/O | 40 points |
| Digital inputs | 24 |
| Input type | PNP/NPN |
| Digital outputs | 16 |
| Output type | Relay |
| Memory capacity | 32K words |
| Logic execution time | 0.55 µs |
| Communication port(s) | USB |
| Ethernet ports | 0 |
| USB ports | 1 |
| Mounting type | Chassis mount, DIN rail |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 55°C |
| Features | Battery backup |
| Maximum expansion units | 3 max. |
| I/O allocation | CIO 0 and CIO 1 for inputs; CIO 100 and CIO 101 for outputs |
Suitable for small OEM machines that need 24 sensor inputs and 16 relay-driven actuators on a 24 VDC control system with simple DIN-rail integration.
Replaces hardwired relay logic with flexible PLC sequencing while preserving direct relay output switching.
Fits compact conveyor or packaging panels where moderate I/O count and relay outputs are needed for solenoids, lamps, and contactor coils, with room to expand via CP1W units.
Provides a small-footprint controller with enough discrete I/O and expansion margin for multi-device interlocking.
Well suited for retrofitting older relay cabinets that already depend on relay-style field interfaces and require a compact PLC with Omron CP-series support.
Allows modernization without redesigning the output interface to transistors or adding an Ethernet stack.
