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Omron CQM1H-CPU11 SYSMAC PLC CPU Module

Omron CQM1H-CPU11 SYSMAC PLC CPU Module

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  • Manufacturer: Omron

  • Product No.: CQM1HCPU11

  • Country of origin:Japan

  • Product Type: PLC CPU Modules

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 500g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

Designed for compact, modular automation tasks, the Omron CQM1H-CPU11 serves as an efficient central processing unit within the SYSMAC CQM1H PLC series. This controller streamlines space and wiring by integrating 16 built-in DC inputs directly on the CPU hardware footprint, enabling fast-response digital signal processing right out of the box.

The CQM1H-CPU11 is engineered for standalone or small-scale distributed control architectures, offering a 3.2 Kword program capacity and a 3 Kword data memory (DM) capacity. This model features a built-in peripheral port for seamless integration with programming consoles and configuration software. To maintain its compact design and cost-effective application footprint, this specific CPU unit does not support optional inner boards or Controller Link network modules, making it an ideal choice for dedicated machinery control and targeted factory automation nodes.

Features

  • Equipped with 16 integrated DC inputs for rapid connection of field sensors and switches.
  • Supports up to 256 local I/O points through modular system expansion.
  • Built-in peripheral port facilitates direct connection to configuration tools and HMIs.
  • User program storage of 3.2 Kwords and data register memory of 3 Kwords for reliable instruction execution.
  • Rugged, block-style modular design designed for standard DIN-rail installation.

Applications

  • Packaging and sealing machinery control systems.
  • Conveyor and simple material handling automation.
  • Small-scale assembly line sequencing.
  • Dedicated food and beverage processing equipment.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Omron
Model / Part Number CQM1H-CPU11
Product Series SYSMAC CQM1H
Control Method Stored program method
Program Capacity 3.2 Kwords
Data Memory (DM) Capacity 3 Kwords
Built-In Inputs 16 DC inputs (24 VDC)
Max I/O Capacity 256 points
Built-In Communication Ports Peripheral port (dedicated)
Inner Board Support No
Controller Link Unit Support No
Mounting Method DIN Rail (35mm) or panel mounting
Operating Temperature 0 to 55 degC

Connections and Interfaces

Interface / Port Functional Description
Peripheral Port Connection point for programming devices (CX-Programmer) or Handheld Programming Consoles.
Terminal Block (Built-in Inputs) Removable terminal block supporting 16 digital DC input channels with status indicator LEDs.

Installation Guidelines

To ensure robust electrical performance and thermal safety, mount the CQM1H-CPU11 onto a standard 35mm DIN rail inside a protective industrial enclosure. Maintain at least 50 mm of ventilation clearance above and below the PLC assembly to allow natural convection cooling. Ensure all field wiring for the 16 built-in DC inputs is properly routed away from high-voltage AC power lines to minimize electromagnetic interference.

Compliance and Certifications

  • CE Compliant
  • UL and cUL Listed

Does the Omron CQM1H-CPU11 support optional Inner Boards?

No. The CQM1H-CPU11 does not support optional Inner Boards or Controller Link units. For those capabilities, look into higher-tier models such as the CQM1H-CPU51 or CQM1H-CPU61.

What is the configuration of the built-in inputs on the CQM1H-CPU11?

This module features 16 integrated DC inputs (24 VDC) located directly on the front panel of the CPU unit.

How is the CQM1H-CPU11 programmed?

It is programmed via its built-in peripheral port using Omron's CX-Programmer software or a compatible handheld programming console.

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  • Worldwide Coverage: Serving over 150 countries, including rapid delivery to Saudi Arabia and UAE.

Returns & Warranty

  • 30-Day Guarantee: Returns accepted for in-stock products in original, factory-sealed packaging.
  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our professional technical warranty.

Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays).


For full eligibility, restocking fees, and international return details, please view our official Refund & Return Policy .

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
Japan

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