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Allen-Bradley 1756-M3 Memory Expansion Module

Allen-Bradley 1756-M3 Memory Expansion Module

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Brand:Allen Bradley PLC
Item No.:Allen-Bradley 1756-M3
Product Origin:USA
Product Dimensions:90 × 25 × 60 mm
Product Weight:0.10 kg
Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card
Goods_stock:15
Shipping Port:Xiamen, China
Lead Time:1-3 Days
Condition:Brand New And Original
Warranty:1 Year
Certificate:COO

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1756-M3-41756-M3-11756-M3-31756-M3-2

The 1756-M3 Memory Expansion Module from Rockwell Automation is a dedicated memory module for ControlLogix controllers, designed to provide additional nonvolatile memory storage for industrial automation applications.

This module is commonly used in legacy ControlLogix systems to support program backup, controller data retention, firmware storage, and system recovery operations. Compact and reliable, the 1756-M3 helps improve controller flexibility while ensuring important application data remains protected during power interruptions or maintenance procedures.

It has been widely utilized in manufacturing, process control, and machine automation systems built around earlier-generation ControlLogix platforms.


Technical Specifications (Including Size & Weight)

ParameterSpecification
Model1756-M3
SeriesControlLogix Memory Modules
Module TypeNonvolatile Memory Expansion Module
Memory Capacity3 MB
CompatibilityLegacy ControlLogix controllers
Storage TypeFlash memory
FunctionProgram backup and memory storage
Data RetentionNonvolatile
Installation MethodDirect controller installation
Firmware StorageSupported
Controller RecoverySupported
Industrial Environment RatingIndustrial-grade operation
Operating Temperature0°C to 60°C
Storage Temperature-40°C to 85°C
Humidity5%–95% non-condensing
Weight~0.05–0.10 kg

Physical Dimensions

  • Size (H × W × D): 90 × 25 × 60 mm

Its compact form factor allows quick installation directly into compatible ControlLogix controllers without occupying additional chassis slots.


Recommended Related Models

The 1756-M3 is commonly associated with:

  • 1756-L1 / L1M1 / L1M2 controllers
  • 1756-L55 series ControlLogix processors
  • 1756-M12 memory module
  • 1756-M13 memory module
  • 1756-M14 memory module

Popular Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Models

Within the ControlLogix ecosystem, commonly deployed products include:

  • 1756-L55 / L55M12 / L55M22 processors
  • 1756-L61 / L62 / L63 controllers
  • 1756-M3 / M12 / M13 / M14 memory modules
  • 1756-ENBT EtherNet/IP communication modules
  • 1756-IB16 digital input modules

These components form scalable automation architectures for industrial manufacturing and process control systems.


Applications

The 1756-M3 is widely used in industrial systems requiring:

  • Controller program backup
  • Firmware and application storage
  • System recovery support
  • Industrial machine automation
  • Process control systems
  • Legacy ControlLogix maintenance projects
  • Data retention during power loss events

Its nonvolatile storage capability helps improve system reliability and maintenance efficiency.


Advantages

Key strengths of the 1756-M3 include:

  • Reliable nonvolatile memory storage
  • Compact plug-in design
  • Supports controller backup and recovery
  • Simple installation and replacement
  • Stable long-term industrial operation
  • Compatible with legacy ControlLogix platforms
  • Helps reduce downtime during maintenance
  • Secure storage for automation applications


Technical FAQs (10 Questions)

Q1: What is the main function of the 1756-M3?
It is a nonvolatile memory expansion module for ControlLogix controllers.

Q2: What is the memory capacity?
3 MB.

Q3: Is it used for program backup?
Yes, it supports application and firmware backup storage.

Q4: What is its size?
90 × 25 × 60 mm (H × W × D)

Q5: What is its weight?
Approximately 0.05–0.10 kg.

Q6: Does it occupy a chassis slot?
No, it installs directly into compatible controllers.

Q7: Which controllers support it?
Legacy ControlLogix processors such as the 1756-L55 series.

Q8: Is the storage nonvolatile?
Yes, stored data remains protected during power loss.

Q9: What environments is it designed for?
Industrial automation and process control systems.

Q10: Is it still used today?
Primarily in legacy ControlLogix maintenance and upgrade projects.


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