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Installation and Wiring

The Quickstart guide is a great resource for more information about Installation and wiring. It ships in the box with your CLICK.

The CLICK PLC User Manual is the most complete source for this information.

Easy Mounting

Easy Mounting

The CLICK PLC system does not require a mounting base or rack, which saves money and space. CLICK uses only as much space as needed for a specific application

The CLICK CPU and I/O modules are connected together via an integrated expansion port on the sides of the modules and sliding locking tabs on the top and bottom of all modules.

Choose a CLICK power supply, or provide your own 24VDC power:

Whether you choose one of the CLICK snap-on power supplies or you provide your own 24VDC, just connect a few wires and CLICK is ready to power-up. Be sure to read the supplied documentation for a safe and trouble-free installation.

CLICK offers two DC power supplies for operating CLICK from an AC (100-240VAC) power suorce. Choose a 0.5 A model or the 1.3A model. No power budgeting is required with the 1.3A model.

Choose a CLICK power supply, or provide your own 24VDC power:

C0-00AC

C0-01AC

User-Supplied

Wiring Diagram:

ZIPLinks Speed Connections to Terminal Blocks

The ZIPLink wiring system eliminates the normally tedious process of wiring PLC I/O to terminal blocks. Simply plug one end of a ZIPLink pre-wired terminal block cable into your I/O module and the other end into a ZIPLink connector module. It’s that easy. ZIPLinks use half the space, at a fraction of the total cost of terminal blocks.