Power Supplies

Power Supplies
CLICK 24 VDC Power Supply Ratings
The CLICK PLC family offers two 24 VDC
Part Number Output Current
power supplies. They are identical except
C0-00AC 0.5 A
for the output current.
C0-01AC 1.3 A
It is not mandatory to use one of these
CLICK power supplies for the CLICK PLC
system. You can use any other 24 VDC
power supply that Automationdirect.com
offers. C0-00AC Power Supply Specifications
Input Voltage Range 85-264 VAC
C0-00AC Power Supply Input Frequency 47-63 Hz.
Limited auxiliary AC power supply allows Input Current (typical) 0.3 A @ 100 VAC, 0.2 A @ 200 VAC
you to power the 24 VDC CLICK C0 series Inrush Current 30 A
CPUs with 100-240 VAC supply power. Output Voltage Range 23-25 VDC
The 0.5A DC power supply is capable of Output Current 0.5 A
controlling the CPU plus a limited configu- Over Current Protection @ 0.65 A (automatic recovery)
ration based on the power budget of each Weight 5.3 oz (150g)
I/O module. The C0-00AC is a low-cost
24 VDC
solution for applications requiring only Output Power Terminals
minimal I/O and power consumption. This (for CLICK PLC, I/O or field 85-264 VAC
power supply will not support a fully-popu- device, etc.) Power Source
lated CLICK PLC system with all possible Input Terminals
I/O module combinations.
C0-01AC Power Supply Specification
C0-01AC Power Supply
Input Voltage Range 85-264 VAC
Expanded auxiliary AC power supply allows Input Frequency 47-63 Hz.
you to power the 24 VDC CLICK C0 series Input Current (typical) 0.9 A @ 100 VAC, 0.6 A @ 200 VAC
CPUs with 100-240 VAC supply power. Inrush Current 30 A
The 1.3A DC power supply is capable of Output Voltage Range 23-25 VDC
supporting a fully-populated CLICK PLC Output Current 1.3 A
system with all possible I/O module Over Current Protection @ 1.6 A (automatic recovery)
combinations, with no concerns for Weight 6.0 oz (170g)
exceeding the power budget.

24 VDC
CLICK CPU Output Power Terminals
(for CLICK PLC, I/O or field
device, etc.)

CLICK Power Supply

85-264 VAC
Power Source
Input Terminals

24V
24 VDC power is supplied to the CPU 0V
module through wiring connected
from the power supply output to the G
4-pin 24 VDC input connector located
on the bottom of the CPU module.

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Power Budgeting Information

Systems
Overview

Programmable
Controllers
Power Budgeting
There are two areas to be considered Field I/O
when determining the power required to
operate a CLICK PLC system. The first area Software

is the power required by the CLICK CPU,

C-more &
along with the internal logic side power other HMI
that the CPU provides to its own I/O and CLICK 24 VDC Power Supply
any connected I/O modules that are C0-00AC or C0-01AC Other 24 VDC Power Supply Drives

powered through the CPU’s expansion Example: PSP24-60S

Current Consumption (mA) Soft
port; plus any device, such as a C-more Current Consumption (mA) Starters
Part Power Budget External
Micro-Graphic panel, that is powered 24 VDC 24 VDC Power Budget External
through one of the CPU’s communication Number (logic side) (field side) Part Number 24 VDC 24 VDC
Motors &
Gearbox
ports. Input Modules (logic side) (field side)
The second area is the power required by C0-08ND3 30 0 Basic CPU Modules Steppers/
Servos
all externally connected I/O devices. This C0-08ND3-1 30 0 C0-00DD1-D 120 60
should be viewed as the field side power C0-16ND3 40 0 C0-00DD2-D 120 0 Motor
Controls
required. The field side power is depen- C0-08NE3 30 0 C0-00DR-D 120 0
dent on the voltage used for a particular C0-16NE3 40 0 C0-00AR-D 120 0 Proximity
input or output device as it relates to the C0-08NA 30 0 Standard CPU Modules Sensors

wired I/O point, and the calculated load Output Modules C0-01DD1-D 140 60
Photo
rating of the connected device. C0-08TD1 50 15 C0-01DD2-D 140 0 Sensors
C0-08TD2 50 0 C0-01DR-D 140 0
It is strongly recommended that the power Limit
C0-16TD1 80 100 C0-01AR-D 140 0
Switches
source for the logic side be separate from
C0-16TD2 80 0 Analog CPU Modules
the power source for the field side to help
C0-08TA 80 0 C0-02DD1-D 140 60 Encoders
eliminate possible electrical noise.
C0-04TRS 100 0 C0-02DD2-D 140 0
Power budgeting requires the calculation Current
C0-08TR 100 0 C0-02DR-D 140 0 Sensors
of the total current that the 24 VDC power
C-more Micro-Graphic Panel
source needs to provide to CLICK’s logic (Monochrome models only) Power Supply CPU Module I/O Module Pressure
(C0-01AC) (C0-00DD1-D) (C0-16ND3) Sensors
side, and also a separate calculation of the All p/n 90 0
total current required for all devices oper- I/O Module Temperature
ating from the field side of the PLC system. Sensors
Power Budgeting Example Port 1 (C0-16TD1)
or
See the Power Budgeting Example shown Current Consumption (mA) Example Port 2 Pushbuttons/
Lights
to the right. The table shows current
requirements for a CLICK CPU, two I/O Power Budget External Process
modules, and a C-more Micro. Use the Part Number 24 VDC 24 VDC
(logic side) (field side)
total amperage values to select a proper Relays/
Timers
sized power supply. C0-00DD1-D 120 60
C0-16ND3 40 0 Comm.
Power Budgeting Using the C0-16TD1 80 100
CLICK Programming Software C-more Micro 90 0 Terminal
Blocks &
Total: 330 160 * C-more Wiring
The following example shows the logic side Micro-Graphic
* Plus calculated load of connected I/O devices. Panel
current consumption as calculated in the Power
CLICK Programming software. Based on Only monochrome models
can be powered from port 1 or 2. Circuit
the amperage rating of the power supply Protection
selected in the first column, your power
budget is calculated by subtracting each Enclosures
consecutive module’s power consumption
Tools
from the total available power budget. If
you exceed the maximum allowable power Pneumatics
consumption the power budget row is
highlighted in red. Appendix

Product
Index
Power budget row turns red if maximum
allowable power consumption is exceeded Part #
Index
for the power supply selected.

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