Reviews for CLICK Programmable Controllers (Stackable Micro Brick)

Works as it should. I have been upgrading small production machines and works great.

This is my go-to CPU for smaller projects. It has Ethernet and sourcing outputs. What's not to like?

I find the click plc provides great features and flexibility for the price. I use it as expansion I/O with other plcs, because of its price point and reliability. I also like the flexibility of the numerous i/o cards available. I dont think you can beat the price point of this product , and it allows me to do jobs at a competitive price. Been using these for a number of years with excellent reliability .

Very good for what I`m doing.

Love the product. The only issue has been availability. Thank You

This is one of the most useful Click modules AD offers. It's incredibly handy to have beefy relays directly integrated into the PLC, no need to mount/wire/test separate modules. Just plugs right in and you're good to go. One point deducted from Quality score because, like all the other Click modules, the enclosure is quite plasticky. But at this price point, the quality is actually quite impressive, and functionality-wise, this module works a treat.

I love the Value of the Click product line. I find them to be Capable and easy to work with as a stand alone unit. they are very functional for use as a field IO or slave device as well when using them with other PLC's

Excellent addition to the click PLCs, and in conjunction with the ZL-RRL16-24-1 the applications are limitless.

Works great for the Click PLC. I'm sure you can find larger sized power supplies for marginally less, but this works well for keeping the Click altogether as a unit. I do wish the 24V terminals were below the 120V terminals (swapping their positions), but that would just be for aesthetics of the 24V wires going down to the Click processor power terminal trip.

I bought one of these for a test stand. It made simulating inputs in program testing much easier than wiring in switches. It works exactly as you'd expect, with the switches behaving as inputs. No issues with the one I bought, and I'd recommend it if you do a lot of program testing before final installation.