CP1L-EM40DR-D

Omron CP1L-EM40DR-D – compact PLC CPU unit for mid-sized automation applications
The Omron CP1L-EM40DR-D is a high-performance PLC CPU unit from the CP1L series, specifically designed to deliver efficient control in compact and medium-scale automation systems. Featuring 24 DC inputs, 16 relay outputs, and a built-in Ethernet port, this unit offers robust connectivity and reliable operation in industrial environments where space is limited but performance cannot be compromised.

Key features and benefits
Performance & connectivity

• Equipped with 24 digital DC inputs and 16 relay outputs for versatile control.

• Built-in Ethernet port enables fast network communication and integration.

• Program capacity of up to 20 K steps and data memory of 32 K words for complex automation tasks.

Durability & expandability

• Built for industrial use, supporting embedded Ethernet and optional expansions.

• Supports up to 3 expansion units, enabling flexibility in system growth.

Installation & operation

• Compact form-factor (90 mm H × 150 mm W × 85 mm D) and weight approx. 0.56 kg simplify installation. Operating temperature range 0 °C to 55 °C—suitable for typical industrial control cabinets.

Where is the Omron CP1L-EM40DR-D used?
The CP1L-EM40DR-D is commonly deployed in:

• Manufacturing equipment and machine control systems requiring multiple I/O points with network connectivity.

• Packaging lines or conveyor systems where compact PLCs with Ethernet access are necessary.

• Building automation and plant control panels with moderate space but significant automation demands.

• Retrofit projects where integration into existing Ethernet-based automation networks enhances system performance.

In these environments the module provides reliable, scalable control with minimal footprint.

About the manufacturer
Omron is a worldwide leader in industrial automation and control technology. Their CP1L series CPU units, such as the CP1L-EM40DR-D, combine compact design, advanced connectivity and robust performance to meet the demands of modern production and automation systems.