Menu

Omron CP2E-N60DT1-D Compact PLC 60 I/O Transistor Dual Ethernet — front view

Omron CP2E-N60DT1-D — PLC Controller

SKU: CP2E-N60DT1-D

USD 200.00

CP2E Network-type compact PLC with 60 I/O points (36 PNP/NPN inputs, 24 PNP sourcing outputs), 24 VDC supply, dual Ethernet ports, 10 kStep program memory, CX-Programmer software.

1-Year Warranty Full manufacturer warranty
Global Shipping Worldwide delivery available
Genuine Omron 100% authentic product
Ready to Ship Usually ships within 24h
In Stock

This item is available for immediate shipment from our warehouse.

Request Quote

Contact for pricing, bulk discounts, and shipping

Product Overview

The CP2E-N60DT1-D is the 60 I/O point, dual-Ethernet variant of Omron's CP2E compact PLC family, designed for small-to-medium machines where the CP1E legacy family has been discontinued. It carries 36 digital inputs (PNP/NPN compatible, 24 VDC) and 24 PNP sourcing transistor outputs (24 VDC, 0.5 A per point), all wired through a removable M3 screw terminal block. The 24 VDC power supply variant ("-D" suffix) is the right pick for battery-backed or 24 V-only cabinets, vs the 100–240 VAC variant ("-A" suffix) used in facilities with conventional AC mains.

How the CP2E-N60DT1-D fits in the CP2E family

The CP2E family splits along two axes: I/O count and Ethernet capability. On I/O count: CP2E-@14 (14 I/O), CP2E-@20 (20 I/O), CP2E-@30 (30 I/O), CP2E-@40 (40 I/O), CP2E-@60 (60 I/O, this SKU). On Ethernet: CP2E-E Essential (no Ethernet), CP2E-S Standard (Ethernet on 30/40/60 models), CP2E-N Network (always dual Ethernet, this SKU). Combine the two: CP2E-N60 = 60 I/O, dual Ethernet. The third axis is power supply: "-D" = 24 VDC, "-A" = 100–240 VAC. The fourth axis is output type: "DT" = NPN sinking transistor, "DT1" = PNP sourcing transistor (this SKU), "DR" = relay.

Motion control and programming

The CP2E-N supports up to 4 axes of motion control via transistor pulse outputs: configurable as single-axis positioning, linear interpolation, or pulse + direction. Pulse output frequency is 100 kHz per axis on the 40 I/O and 60 I/O Network models — enough for stepper drives up to 100,000 steps/second, or servo drives with pulse-position input. High-speed counters (HSC) handle up to 100 kHz on 4 axes for encoder feedback. The CP2E program memory is 10 kStep (CP2E-N Network) — vs the CP2E-S Standard with 8 kStep — so network models have more headroom for FB-rich programs.

Industrial and IIoT use cases

The dual Ethernet ports are the CP2E-N's killer feature for IIoT: port 1 connects to the plant MES or SCADA system (Modbus TCP, EtherNet/IP, FINS), port 2 connects to a local HMI (NB series or NS series) or a second machine. Use the built-in FTP client to push recipe data, alarm logs, or batch records up to a server without buying a separate IoT gateway. Use Modbus TCP master on port 2 to poll inverters, temperature controllers, or power meters as slaves — the CP2E-N can be a Modbus TCP gateway without extra hardware.

Key Features

  • 60 I/O points
  • 24 VDC power supply
  • Dual Ethernet ports — independent networks without expansion
  • 10 kStep program memory, 16 K words data memory
  • 4 axes motion control, 100 kHz pulse output, linear interpolation
  • 100 kHz high-speed counter on 4 axes for encoder feedback
  • Up to 3 CP1W expansion units for up to 180 I/O total
  • Built-in USB port for CX-Programmer, RS-232C/485 option board
  • SKU: CP2E-N60DT1-D
  • Series: CP2E (Network type)
  • Voltage: 24 VDC
  • I/O: 36 I/O

Best-Fit Applications

  • Small packaging line reporting throughput to a SCADA system via Modbus TCP
  • Building-automation panel with dual Ethernet for IT and OT network segregation
  • OEM skid controller with Ethernet to touch-screen HMI plus plant network
  • Replacement of discontinued CP1E-N60S1 with same dimensions and program structure

Buying Checklist

  • Pick CP2E-N60DT1-D for PNP sourcing outputs with 24 VDC supply and dual Ethernet
  • Pick CP2E-N60DT-D if your wiring is legacy NPN sinking
  • Pick CP2E-N60DR-D if your loads are relay-driven
  • Pick CP2E-N60DT1-A if your cabinet supply is 100–240 VAC instead of 24 VDC
  • Pick CP2E-S60DT1-D if you need Ethernet but not dual Ethernet
  • Pick CP2E-E60DT1-D if you do not need Ethernet at all

Technical Specifications

Model CP2E-N60DT1-D
Series CP2E (Network type)
CPU Type Network model with dual Ethernet
Power Supply 24 VDC
Digital Inputs 36 (24 VDC, PNP/NPN compatible)
Digital Outputs 24 PNP sourcing transistor, 0.5 A/point
Program Memory 10 kSteps
Data Memory 16 K words (DM)
Operating Temperature -20 to +60 °C
Dimensions (H × D × W) 90 × 80 × 175 mm
Certifications UL, CE, cULus, RCM, KC

FAQ for CP2E-N60DT1-D

What's the difference between CP2E-N60DT1-D and CP2E-N60DT-D?
Only the output transistor type. CP2E-N60DT1-D has PNP sourcing outputs (current flows out of the output to the load, suitable for European-style PNP sensors and relay coils). CP2E-N60DT-D has NPN sinking outputs (current flows from the load into the output, suitable for legacy Asian wiring). Inputs are PNP/NPN-compatible on both models. Pick the -DT1-D version for new panels with European-standard PNP wiring.
Can I migrate a CP1E program to the CP2E-N60DT1-D?
Yes — CX-Programmer includes a one-click conversion tool that imports CP1E ladder logic and addresses into a CP2E project. Mechanical dimensions and I/O connector pinout are identical between CP1E-N60S1 and CP2E-N60DT1-D, so the panel cutout does not change. The CP1E series was discontinued end of February 2022 with the CP2E as the official replacement; the migration is well-documented in Omron's P150 replacement guide.
How many expansion modules can I add to the CP2E-N60DT1-D?
Up to 3 CP1W expansion modules, for a maximum of 180 I/O points total. Typical expansion includes CP1W-16ER (16 relay outputs), CP1W-40EDR (24 VDC input / 16 relay output), CP1W-AD041 (4 analog inputs), CP1W-DA021 (2 analog outputs), and CP1W-MAD42 (mixed analog I/O). The CP2E accepts CP1W modules directly — no adapter needed.
What is the difference between CP2E-N, CP2E-S, and CP2E-E?
Three sub-series with different feature levels. CP2E-E (Essential) is the cheapest, no Ethernet, single serial option board, basic instructions only. CP2E-S (Standard) adds Ethernet to the 30/40/60 models and inverter/servo connection instructions. CP2E-N (Network, this SKU) always has dual Ethernet on all models, 4-axis motion control, and Modbus TCP master capability. For new panels with IIoT or dual-network needs, the CP2E-N is the right pick.

Similar Products

Explore related Omron models often viewed alongside this product.