Could you please share me anybody

Rockwell PLSs model number and equivalent Siemens model number for PLC S71200,1500, AI,DI,DO,ET200,HMIs

Its for selection of suitable Siemens model for conversion from Rockwell

jibemathew

Could you please share me anybody

Rockwell PLSs model number and equivalent Siemens model number for PLC S71200,1500, AI,DI,DO,ET200,HMIs

Its for selection of suitable Siemens model for conversion from Rockwell

 Hi,

 May be this Link will help you. Siemens conversion studio.

Br,

AmolG.

AmolG

 

jibemathew

Could you please share me anybody

Rockwell PLSs model number and equivalent Siemens model number for PLC S71200,1500, AI,DI,DO,ET200,HMIs

Its for selection of suitable Siemens model for conversion from Rockwell

 Hi,

 May be this Link will help you. Siemens conversion studio.

Br,

AmolG.

I know to do program and no need to pay anyone for that.

I only want a pdf or excel document shows Siemens materials and equivalent Rockwell materials.

i GOT IT FOR s7 300 & 400 FROM SIEMENS WEBSIE. 

I am very urgently looking for S7 1200 & s7 1500.

please help me someone

Hi,

This may be help you S7 1200 and S7 1500 .

Br,

AmolG.

AmolG

Hi,

This may be help you S7 1200 and S7 1500 .

Br,

AmolG.

 Hello

I have these catalogs.

You know what I need.

I need model number of the Rockwell PLC which is equal to Siemens.

Also all other material di,do,ai

For eg: PLC 1212 DCDCDC

Which PLC of Rockwell is equivalent to this.

Now you clear my. Needs

Hello jibemathew;

You are asking much that needs to come from experience with boith the Siemens and the Rockwell controllers.

There is no absolute equivalent between the two systems.Since AmolG was kind enough to provide you with the Siemens documentation, now study the Rockwell families of PLCs:

https://ab.rockwellautomation.com/Programmable-Controllers

I suspect that the closest to a S7-1200 CPU would be a Rockwell Micrologix 1200, but that all depends on the type of system you will be building, the number of local I/O modules, the number and type of distributed I/O nodes, the communication interfaces, the complexity of your control logic...

For the local I/O modules of the Micrologix family, here is some documentation:

https://ab.rockwellautomation.com/IO/Chassis-Based/1762-MicroLogix-Expansion-IO

Here is the kind of comparison table you will find on the web, it gcan give you some details:

http://plccompare.com/

The rest you should be able to find out yourself.

Hope this helps,

Daniel Chartier