Hi there,
Quick Question. I have 2 PLCs and 2 solenoids. I would like to wire these up so that If either one turns on, it will turn on both Solenoids.
My initial thought is to bring both outputs to a single wire and then wire both solenoids to this.
My question is. Would doing this destroy a PLC? For example.
If PLC-2 Outputs 24V and turns on both solenoids. Would PLC-1 see this potential and ignore it? or would I generate some magic smoke?
These PLCs are internally made so I am not sure about the schematic exactly. Just wondering what the rule of thumb is for this kind of setup.
Thanks!
Quick Question. I have 2 PLCs and 2 solenoids. I would like to wire these up so that If either one turns on, it will turn on both Solenoids.
My initial thought is to bring both outputs to a single wire and then wire both solenoids to this.
My question is. Would doing this destroy a PLC? For example.
If PLC-2 Outputs 24V and turns on both solenoids. Would PLC-1 see this potential and ignore it? or would I generate some magic smoke?
These PLCs are internally made so I am not sure about the schematic exactly. Just wondering what the rule of thumb is for this kind of setup.
Thanks!