PLCs
Enda ELC PLCs with Ethernet, EXM analogue, load-cell, relay and transistor expansion modules, and Siemens S7-1200; from stock with technical support.
A PLC (programmable logic controller) is the industrial computer that reads inputs and drives outputs according to its program to automate machines and processes.
We supply Enda’s ELC-188T and ELC-186R PLCs with Ethernet, the EXM series expansion modules — analogue (EXM-40A, EXM-02A), load cell (EXM-10L), transistor (EXM-88T) and relay (EXM-88R) — and the Siemens S7-1200. I/O count, analogue needs and communication decide the model.
FAQ
PLCs: frequently asked questions
What is a PLC?
An industrial controller that reads inputs such as sensors and buttons and drives outputs such as motors, valves and lamps according to its program.
Can I add analogue inputs or a load cell to a PLC?
Yes. The Enda EXM-40A and EXM-02A are analogue expansion modules and the EXM-10L is a load-cell module; added to the PLC, they handle analogue signals and weighing.
How do I get prices for PLCs?
For prices and stock, use the quote form or call us; we reply the same day.