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Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2TR EtherNet/IP Redundant Communication Module

Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2TR EtherNet/IP Redundant Communication Module

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Brand:Allen Bradley PLC
Item No.:Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2TR
Product Origin:USA
Product Dimensions:145 mm × 35 mm × 140 mm
Product Weight:0.5 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 1756-EN2TR is a dual-port EtherNet/IP communication module used in the ControlLogix PLC system from Rockwell Automation. It provides high-speed industrial Ethernet communication and supports Device Level Ring (DLR) redundancy, making it suitable for high-availability automation networks.

Compared with the 1756-EN2T, the EN2TR includes two Ethernet ports, enabling ring topology and network redundancy.

It is widely used in manufacturing, process automation, power systems, and large distributed control architectures.


Technical Specifications

ParameterDetails
Product TypeEtherNet/IP Communication Module
Model1756-EN2TR
System CompatibilityAllen-Bradley ControlLogix
Network TypeEtherNet/IP
Communication Speed10/100 Mbps
Ethernet Ports2 × RJ45 (Copper)
Topology SupportLinear, Star, Device Level Ring (DLR)
ProtocolsEtherNet/IP, TCP/IP
Max TCP Connections128
Max CIP Connections256
Redundancy SupportYes (DLR network redundancy)
Backplane InterfaceControlLogix chassis backplane
Power Consumption~5.1 W
Current Draw~1 A @ 5.1 V DC
Isolation Voltage30 V continuous
Installation TypeChassis slot-mounted module
Operating Temperature0°C to 60°C

The EN2TR supports Device Level Ring (DLR), which allows network recovery in milliseconds if a link fails.


Physical Dimensions & Weight

  • Dimensions (H × W × D): 145 mm × 35 mm × 140 mm
  • Weight: ~0.3–0.5 kg

Designed as a single-slot ControlLogix module for standard industrial control cabinets.


Function in ControlLogix System

The 1756-EN2TR is used to:

  • Connect ControlLogix controllers to EtherNet/IP networks
  • Support Device Level Ring (DLR) topology for redundancy
  • Enable real-time I/O and messaging communication
  • Communicate with PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, drives, and remote I/O
  • Improve network availability in critical systems

Recommended Related Models

  • Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2T (single-port Ethernet module)
  • Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2F (fiber Ethernet module)
  • Allen-Bradley 1756-EN3TR (higher performance Ethernet module)
  • Allen-Bradley 1756-CNB / CN2 ControlNet modules
  • Allen-Bradley 1756-L7x / L8x ControlLogix controllers 


Applications

The Allen-Bradley 1756-EN2TR is used in:

  • Manufacturing automation systems
  • SCADA and distributed control systems
  • Oil & gas facilities
  • Power generation plants
  • Packaging and material handling systems
  • High-availability Ethernet ring networks


Advantages

  • Supports Device Level Ring (DLR) redundancy
  • Dual Ethernet ports for flexible topology design
  • High-speed 10/100 Mbps industrial communication
  • Improved network uptime and fault tolerance
  • Seamless integration with ControlLogix systems
  • Supports large-scale distributed automation


Technical FAQs

1. What is the main function of 1756-EN2TR?

It provides EtherNet/IP communication with dual-port redundancy and DLR support.


2. What is the difference between EN2T and EN2TR?

EN2T has one Ethernet port, while EN2TR has two ports and supports DLR ring topology.


3. What is DLR?

Device Level Ring is a network redundancy protocol that allows fast recovery if a network break occurs.


4. What communication speed does it support?

It supports 10/100 Mbps EtherNet/IP communication.


5. How many connections does it support?

Up to 128 TCP and 256 CIP connections.


6. Where is it installed?

Inside a ControlLogix chassis slot.


7. Does it support redundancy?

Yes, via DLR network topology (not hardware redundancy pair).


8. What industries use it?

Manufacturing, oil & gas, power, and process automation industries.


9. Can it replace EN2T directly?

Yes, it is a direct upgrade when dual-port or ring topology is needed.


10. Why is it important?

It enables high-availability industrial Ethernet networks with ring redundancy and faster fault recovery.


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