AVG/EZ Automation having been in the Automation industry since 1968, having invented the PLCs and having served the American Automation industry and Fortune 1000 customers since 1968, spared no detail when introducing the EZPLC in Jan, 2005

Briefly, the EZPLC features:

Snap in I/O Modules
EZ I/O modules can be easily snapped-in and snapped-out from slots in the PLC base. As compared to fixed I/O PLCs this allows total flexibility in PLC system implementation.

4 In/ 4 Out Wide variety of Mix-n-Match I/O Modules
EZPLC offers the widest range of 4 In / 4 Out I/O modules. Mix 4 DC IN with 4 AC OUT. This allows the user to design his system efficiently, not wasting unused I/O. This is a very innovative feature of the EZPLC I/O modules allowing DC and AC I/O in the same module. For example you may be using DC proximity switches as inputs but need AC output to control your valves or motor contactors.

I/O status LED Indicator
LED indicators for all digital I/Os are available next to the I/O terminal itself. Power on Green Led indication is available for all Analog Input and Analog Output modules. These LED indicators make it extremely convenient and EZ to trouble shoot field wiring as well as the PLC System.

CPU Status Indicator LEDs
LED status indication is available, for connecting power supply to the PLC. If the battery goes low then battery LED will go RED, if the PLC is running a ladder program CPU LED will go GREEN. LEDs also indicate the various PLC modes such as Run, Program or Run/Program.

Built-In Wiring Guide
EZ I/O has built-in wiring duct for routing the wires. This helps for routing field wiring in neat bundles.

0.5 Amp Short circuit proof DC Outputs
This 2x2x1" ultra compact module has 8 DC outputs rated at 0.5 Amps each that are short circuit proof. You will not find this feature in even world class output modules costing 10 times the $19 price of our EZIO-8DCOP.

EZ to wire phoenix plug-in terminal blocks
EZ to wire removable phoenix terminal blocks, capable of connecting 1 of 14 gauge or 2 of 18 gauge wires or 4 of 12 gauge wires. This allows quick replacement of defective I/O modules without having to remove and reconnect field wires.