2711P-RDT10C

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2711P-RDT10C

Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) PanelView Plus 7 Performance Series 10.4-Inch Color Touchscreen HMI (Model: 2711P-RDT10C)

(Model Naming Interpretation:

2711P: Core product line prefix of Allen-Bradley’s PanelView Plus 7 HMI family, distinguishing it from legacy PanelView models (e.g., 2711) and indicating compatibility with modern Rockwell automation ecosystems (e.g., ControlLogix, CompactLogix).

RDT: Functional identifier for “Resistive Touch Display”—specifying the HMI’s resistive touchscreen technology (durable for industrial environments, supports gloved operation) and color display capability.

10C: Configuration suffixes; “10” denotes a 10.4-inch diagonal screen size (optimized for medium-sized control panels), and “C” indicates standard performance (1 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM) with compatibility for key industrial communication protocols (EtherNet/IP, RS-232/485).

Core Positioning: The “industrial-grade touchscreen interface for machine-level control,” bridging operators and automation systems to enable real-time data visualization, manual control, and fault diagnostics—critical for improving operational efficiency and reducing downtime. )

2. Product Description

The 2711P-RDT10C is a dedicated color touchscreen HMI developed by Allen-Bradley for industrial automation applications, featuring 10.4-inch resistive touch display, multi-protocol communication, rugged industrial design, and intuitive programming as its core characteristics. It is primarily used in scenarios such as CNC machine operation (parameter input/process monitoring), packaging line status visualization, and wastewater treatment plant control (valve actuation via HMI)—applications where operators need to interact with automation systems to monitor processes, adjust settings, and resolve faults.