The Allen-Bradley 22-COMM-D is a communication module designed for integration with various Allen-Bradley drives. This module serves as an interface for connecting drives to industrial networks, providing essential communication capabilities for remote monitoring and control. The 22-COMM-D module is specifically designed to support DeviceNet networks, enabling reliable, high-speed communication between devices within the network.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: 22-COMM-D
• Series: Drive Communication Modules
• Communication Protocol: DeviceNet
• Compatibility: Works with a wide range of Allen-Bradley drives, including PowerFlex 4, 40, 400, and 700 series
• I/O Capacity: Supports both digital and analog I/O devices connected to DeviceNet networks
• Mounting: Panel or drive mounting options for easy integration into existing systems
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F)
• Power Supply: Powered directly by the drive or external 24V DC supply
• Dimensions: Compact and designed for easy installation in various configurations
• Certification: UL, CE, cULus certified

Key Features:

1. DeviceNet Connectivity: Supports reliable communication over the DeviceNet protocol for drive networks, ideal for both industrial and commercial applications.
2. Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Allen-Bradley PowerFlex series drives, providing flexibility for diverse installations.
3. Enhanced Control and Monitoring: Facilitates remote monitoring and control of drives, allowing adjustments and diagnostics without being on-site.
4. I/O Integration: Supports integration of various I/O devices into the network, expanding the capabilities of drive systems.
5. Easy Installation: The compact design makes the 22-COMM-D easy to mount directly to the drive or within a control panel.
6. Network Redundancy: DeviceNet’s fault-tolerant communication ensures reliable data exchange even in harsh environments.

Applications:

• Industrial Automation: Ideal for applications requiring integration of multiple drives across various industrial networks.
• Motor Control: Used in systems controlling motors, where remote access and troubleshooting of drive parameters are essential.
• Packaging: Suitable for packaging systems requiring precise motor control and synchronization with other automation components.
• Material Handling: Perfect for applications involving conveyors, elevators, or other material handling systems requiring integrated drive control.