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Allen-Bradley 1775-LP8 PLC-3/10 Processor

Allen-Bradley 1775-LP8 PLC-3/10 Processor Item NO.: 2909173

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Product Name Allen-Bradley 1775-LP8 PLC-3/10 Processor
Item NO. 2909173
Weight 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
Category AB
Brand ALLEN-BRADLEY
Creation Time 2026-09-17

Allen-Bradley 1775-LP8 PLC-3/10 Processor
CATALOG1775LP8

Allen-Bradley · PLC-3/10

Allen-Bradley 1775-LP8 PLC-3/10 Processor

PLC-3/10 processor for program execution and remote I/O control in Bulletin 1775 systems.

Product identity and system role

Product Overview

Serving the compact PLC-3/10 controller class, the 1775-LP8 is identified as a processor for PLC-3/10 control applications.

A typical 1775-LP8 program scan is rated at 2.5 ms per K of program, while discrete remote I/O scanning is characterized separately by chassis and channel.

The catalog belongs with the PLC-3/10 family alongside 1775-LP4, so the exact LP8 identity must be retained when checking program capacity and installed communication hardware.

Concise verified values

Technical Data

Technical Item 1775-LP8
Brand Allen-Bradley
Product Type PLC-3/10 Processor
Brand Country United States
Controller Family PLC-3/10
Catalog Series Bulletin 1775
Typical Program Scan 2.5 ms per K
Typical Discrete I/O Scan 6 ms per chassis on the same channel
Related Processor 1775-LP4
I/O Architecture Remote I/O
Program scan behavior

PLC-3/10 Processing

Functional focus

Logic workload

The typical 2.5 ms-per-K figure scales with the amount and composition of the user program.

System relationship

Separate I/O time

Remote I/O scan time is evaluated apart from the processor's program execution time.

Maintenance check

Application estimate

Timing review should include logic size, active I/O chassis and communication activity rather than one headline value.

6 ms per discrete chassis

Remote I/O Performance

Count chassis by channel.A typical discrete I/O scan is 6 ms per chassis on the same channel, so channel loading affects the update estimate.

For 1775-LP8, remote i/o performance must be reviewed with the installed controller hardware and saved application rather than treated as an isolated catalog-number change.

  • List active remote I/O chassis before timing review.
  • Keep program-scan and I/O-scan estimates separate.
  • Verify communication status after any processor change.
Selection, replacement and commissioning

Practical Questions

How should the scan time of 1775-LP8 be estimated?

Use the typical 2.5 ms-per-K program figure as one part of the estimate. Add the effect of the actual logic mix, remote I/O loading and communication work before judging total response.

Does the 6 ms figure for 1775-LP8 describe the whole controller scan?

No; it is the typical discrete I/O scan per chassis on the same channel. Program execution has its own timing and the two values should not be collapsed into one specification.

Can 1775-LP8 be replaced from the PLC-3 family name alone?

Retain the full LP8 catalog and document the installed PLC-3/10 configuration. The related LP4 processor and larger PLC-3 processor modules are separate products.

What remote I/O information is needed before changing 1775-LP8?

Record each active chassis, the channel assignment and communication status. That map provides the baseline for checking I/O recovery after the processor is installed.

Why can a larger 1775-LP8 program change machine response?

The typical processor scan scales with program size, and added logic may also change communication or data handling. Recalculate the timing instead of assuming the previous scan remains unchanged.

What commissioning sequence is appropriate for 1775-LP8?

Restore the verified application, confirm processor status and then validate remote I/O by channel. Test controlled outputs and timing-sensitive operations before releasing the process to normal production.

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