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Allen Bradley 1783-ETAP EtherNet/IP Tap Module

Allen Bradley 1783-ETAP EtherNet/IP Tap Module

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Brand:Allen Bradley PLC
Item No.:Allen Bradley 1783-ETAP
Product Origin:USA
Product Dimensions:157 mm × 142 mm × 110 mm
Product Weight:2.0 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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The Allen Bradley 1783-ETAP is an industrial EtherNet/IP tap module designed to integrate single-port Ethernet devices into industrial network architectures. It enables seamless communication within Device Level Ring (DLR) and linear topologies by providing a three-port embedded switch interface.

This module is widely used in Rockwell Automation architectures to simplify network expansion, improve connectivity flexibility, and maintain reliable EtherNet/IP communication in distributed automation systems.


Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
ManufacturerAllen Bradley (Rockwell Automation)
Catalog Number1783-ETAP
Module TypeEtherNet/IP Tap
Network TypeIndustrial Ethernet / EtherNet/IP
Total Ports3 × RJ45 copper ports
Port Speed10/100 Mbps
Power Supply24V DC (20.4–27.6V DC)
Power Consumption~3 W
Current Consumptionup to 125 mA @ 24V DC
Network TopologyLinear and Device Level Ring (DLR)
Cable TypeCat5e or higher (industrial Ethernet)
Isolation Voltageup to 1250V tested
Protection ClassIndustrial open-style (IP20)
Mounting MethodDIN rail mounting
Alarm OutputNot standard
Operating Temperature-40°C to 60°C
Storage Temperature-40°C to 85°C
Weight~1.0–2.0 kg (depending on revision)
Dimensions (L×W×H)157 mm × 142 mm × 110 mm

System Role Overview

The 1783-ETAP acts as a network interface bridge for EtherNet/IP devices, particularly in architectures where:

  • A single Ethernet device must join a DLR ring
  • Linear and ring topologies need flexible device insertion
  • Industrial communication redundancy is required
  • Machine-level networks require embedded switching capability

Unlike a standard switch, the ETAP is designed specifically for control-system-aware networking, ensuring deterministic EtherNet/IP communication.

Key functions include:

  • Enabling single-port devices to join DLR networks
  • Providing embedded 3-port switching capability
  • Supporting linear and ring Ethernet topologies
  • Maintaining EtherNet/IP communication integrity
  • Simplifying industrial network architecture

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Industrial Applications

The 1783-ETAP is commonly deployed in industrial environments requiring flexible EtherNet/IP network architecture.

Typical applications include:

  • Device Level Ring (DLR) network systems
  • Factory automation networks
  • Packaging and assembly machines
  • Conveyor and material handling systems
  • Distributed I/O architectures
  • Industrial robotics networks
  • Automotive manufacturing systems
  • Process automation networks


Key Functional Advantages

  • Enables single-port devices in DLR networks
  • Embedded 3-port switching architecture
  • Supports both linear and ring topologies
  • Optimized for EtherNet/IP communication
  • Reduces need for external switches in small segments
  • Industrial-grade reliability and diagnostics
  • Seamless integration with Rockwell automation systems


Technical FAQs

1. What is the main function of the 1783-ETAP?

It allows single Ethernet devices to connect into EtherNet/IP and DLR network topologies.

2. How many ports does it have?

It has 3 RJ45 Ethernet ports.

3. What networks does it support?

It supports linear and Device Level Ring (DLR) networks.

4. Is it a standard Ethernet switch?

No, it is a specialized EtherNet/IP tap with embedded switching behavior.

5. What voltage does it require?

24V DC industrial power supply.

6. What is its power consumption?

Approximately 3 watts.

7. What is its main industrial use?

Connecting single-port devices into industrial DLR networks.

8. Does it support Gigabit Ethernet?

No, it is limited to 10/100 Mbps.

9. Is it still in production?

It is in end-of-life lifecycle status, with replacement models available in newer Stratix families.

10. Why is it widely used in factories?

Because it simplifies DLR implementation and allows flexible EtherNet/IP network design without redesigning entire switch architectures.


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