Reliance57402D (0‑57402‑D) 16‑point low‑power 115 V AC/DC output module
May 30, 2026

Reliance57402D (0‑57402‑D) 16‑point low‑power 115 V AC/DC output module

The 57402D (0‑57402‑D) is a 16‑point low‑power 115 V AC/DC output module manufactured by Reliance Electric (later ABB) for the AutoMax PLC/DCS platform. It is designed for driving low‑power field devices and features enhanced isolation and protection circuits. The module is discontinued, with only refurbished, surplus, or used units available for legacy system maintenance and replacement.

Description

Product Introduction

The 57402D (0‑57402‑D) is a 16‑point low‑power 115 V AC/DC output module manufactured by Reliance Electric (later ABB) for the AutoMax PLC/DCS platform. It is designed for driving low‑power field devices and features enhanced isolation and protection circuits. The module is discontinued, with only refurbished, surplus, or used units available for legacy system maintenance and replacement.

Model Interpretation

  • 57402D: Base model number; D denotes hardware revision D.

  • 0‑57402‑D: Full AutoMax part number (leading 0 = standard I/O module).

  • 57402: Product family = low‑power 115 V AC/DC output module.

  • ‑D: Hardware revision with updated PCB layout, components, and ECO upgrades; fully backward compatible with earlier revisions (‑1/‑2/‑C).

Technical Parameters

  • Channels: 16 independent output channels (0–15).

  • Output Type: Solid‑state, supports 115 VAC or 24–115 VDC loads.

  • Load Voltage: 70–132 VAC; 24–132 VDC.

  • Rated Current: 0.2 A per channel; maximum total current 3.2 A.

  • Leakage Current: ≤1 mA (off‑state).

  • On‑State Resistance: <20 Ω.

  • Response Time: <15 ms.

  • Backplane Power: +5 VDC, ~400 mA.

  • Isolation: 2500 VAC between field side and logic common; 1500 VAC channel‑to‑channel.

  • Protection: Overcurrent, reverse polarity, and thermal shutdown; self‑recovery after fault.

  • Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +60 °C.

  • Humidity: 5%–95% non‑condensing.

  • Weight: ~0.95 kg.

Interface and Communication Configuration

  • Backplane Interface: Edge connector for AutoMax dedicated backplane bus; provides power and data exchange with the CPU.

  • Field Interface: Screw terminals (0–15) for load connection; four common groups (C1–C4) for isolated return paths.

  • Indicators: 16 channel status LEDs (one per channel) plus power/fault LED on the front panel.

  • Communication: No independent network ports; all I/O data exchanged via the AutoMax backplane bus.

Core Functions

  • Converts 5 V logic signals from the PLC into 115 V AC/DC drive signals for low‑power field devices.

  • Drives solenoid valves, small relays, contactors, indicator lamps, and low‑current motor starters.

  • Provides individual channel overcurrent and reverse polarity protection with automatic recovery.

  • Feeds back channel status to the CPU for diagnostics and system monitoring.

  • Supports hot swapping in properly configured AutoMax systems.

Application Scenarios

  • Replacement and maintenance of legacy AutoMax PLC/DCS systems in industrial plants.

  • Process control in paper, steel, chemical, and packaging industries.

  • Driving low‑power 115 V field devices in assembly lines, material handling, and machine tools.

  • Suitable for safety‑related circuits requiring low‑current outputs and high isolation.

Operation and Maintenance Instructions

  • Installation: Power off the rack before insertion; align and push the module firmly into the slot, then tighten the mounting screws.

  • Wiring: Connect load wires to terminals 0–15 and common returns to C1–C4; avoid over‑torquing terminals.

  • ESD Protection: Use anti‑static wristbands and mats when handling the module; static discharge may damage internal circuits.

  • Routine Maintenance: Inspect terminals quarterly for looseness or corrosion; keep the module clean and free of dust.

  • Troubleshooting: Check channel LEDs for fault indication; verify load voltage and wiring before replacing the module.

  • Replacement: If internal failure occurs, replace the entire module; do not attempt to repair the PCB.


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