Product Details
Technical Architecture and Functional Overview
The FC-IOCHAS-0002S is a robust industrial-grade backplane assembly designed specifically for the Honeywell Experion PKS (Process Knowledge System) ecosystem. This chassis provides the mechanical and electrical framework required for the deployment of non-redundant I/O modules in environments where cost-efficiency is prioritized without compromising signal integrity or structural durability.
Constructed from a high-durability blend of coated steel and aluminum, the FC-IOCHAS-0002S features a single-channel high-speed communication bus and a unified power rail. This architecture is engineered to support a variety of digital and analog I/O modules, facilitating seamless data exchange between the field instrumentation and the primary controller. It is an ideal solution for auxiliary process loops and non-critical monitoring stations that do not necessitate redundant hardware configurations.
Detailed Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer Honeywell
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Model Designation FC-IOCHAS-0002S
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Part Number FC-IOCHAS-0002S
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Chassis Configuration Non-redundant (Single-channel)
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System Integration Experion PKS Series
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Bus Architecture High-speed backplane for real-time I/O processing
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Power Infrastructure Single integrated power distribution rail
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Module Compatibility Supports standard Analog and Digital non-redundant I/O units
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Installation Format Standard 19-inch Rack-mount or Panel-mount options
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Chassis Material Industrial-grade treated steel and aluminum alloy
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Operating Temperature Range 0°C to +70°C (32°F to 158°F)
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Storage Temperature Range -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
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Physical Footprint 222.4 mm x 482.6 mm x 280 mm
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Net Weight 8.70 kg (Chassis only)
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Standard Warranty 12-month manufacturer coverage
Application and Compatibility Comparison
The FC-IOCHAS-0002S is primarily utilized in remote I/O stations or local control rooms where the process risk profile allows for non-redundant hardware. Unlike the FC-IOCHAS-0001 (redundant version), this model utilizes a single-bus communication strategy, which significantly reduces hardware overhead and power consumption while maintaining the high-speed throughput expected of the Experion PKS platform.
Technical FAQ
Can I install redundant I/O modules in the FC-IOCHAS-0002S?While physical slot compatibility may exist, the FC-IOCHAS-0002S lacks the dual-rail power and secondary communication bus required to support true hardware redundancy. For high-availability applications, the redundant chassis variant should be selected.
What are the grounding requirements for this chassis?To ensure signal integrity and protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI), the industrial-grade metal casing must be bonded to a low-impedance earth ground via the designated grounding lugs on the rear of the frame.
Is this chassis compatible with older TDC 3000 systems?The FC-IOCHAS-0002S is specifically optimized for the Experion PKS architecture. Migration from older systems may require specific interface modules or bridge hardware.
Additional Information
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