Relay Interface PNP NPN Circuit Diagrams
Relay interfaces convert PNP sensor signals to NPN outputs (or vice versa) to match PLC input modules and field devices. These circuit diagrams show the wiring, coil, and contact arrangements for common PNP/NPN relay interface applications.
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Choose a relay symbol
Select a relay coil and contact symbol from the circuit library.
Add PNP/NPN sensor inputs
Place PNP sensor blocks for sourcing inputs or NPN for sinking, depending on your PLC input module.
Wire coil and contacts
Connect the sensor output to the relay coil, and wire the contact to the PLC input or load.
Configure ratings
Set coil voltage, contact current, and terminal labels to match your hardware.
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Frequently asked questions
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How do I wire a PNP sensor to a relay input?
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