WAGO 750-1415 8-Channel Digital Input Module, 24 VDC, 3.0 ms, DIN-rail, CAGE CLAMP

In a modern control cabinet, seamlessly linking field-level sensors to your PLC is vital for precise automation. The WAGO 750-1415 digital input module serves as a robust interface, capturing eight 24 VDC signals with speed and reliability. Whether you're monitoring limit switches, proximity sensors, or pushbuttons, this compact DIN-rail module simplifies wiring and ensures dependable signal acquisition.

Key specifications

• 8 digital input channels (PNP/source mode)
• Input voltage: 24 VDC (typical current draw 2.8 mA per channel)
• Configurable input delay from 3.0 ms
• CAGE CLAMP® connection for tool-free, vibration-proof wiring
• Two conductors per channel for through-wiring
• Isolation: 500 V system/field
• Internal current consumption: 20 mA
• Operating temperature: 0 to 55 °C; storage: -25 to 85 °C
• Housing: polycarbonate and polyamide 6.6, protection class IP20
• 8-bit width, supports standard PLC communication

Why choose it

WAGO's 750 Series has long been a benchmark in building and process automation. The 750-1415 combines high channel density with a compact 12 mm footprint, freeing up valuable cabinet space. Its CAGE CLAMP terminals handle solid and fine-stranded wires up to 2.5 mm² without needing tools, making installation fast and secure. Plus, with international approvals like CE, UL, ATEX, and IECEx, this module is trusted across industries and regions.

Ideal use cases

• Machine building: monitor tooling positions, safety interlocks, and status signals
• Process automation: capture valve, pump, and actuator feedback
• Building automation: interface with door contacts, motion detectors, and HVAC sensors
• Energy management: collect status from circuit breakers and power monitors

Good to know

The module is part of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750, offering seamless integration with various fieldbus couplers and controllers. Its compact design and reliable CAGE CLAMP technology make it a preferred choice for demanding industrial environments. For detailed wiring diagrams and configuration, refer to the official WAGO documentation.