Product Details
Configured for power distribution execution in Honeywell Safety Manager and DCS platforms, the Honeywell FS-PDC-MB24-1 (FS-PDC-MB24 Power Distribution Cable) provides direct physical/electrical execution. It transfers a regulated 24 VDC supply from the MB-0001 main power rail to control panels and Field Termination Assemblies (FTAs) across a 145 cm cable length.
Hardware Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | FS-PDC-MB24-1 |
| Brand | Honeywell |
| Origin | USA |
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
| Dimensions | Cable length 145 cm (57.1 inches) |
| Operating Temp | -20 to +60 deg C |
| Power Consumption | Passive power assembly (Zero internal power draw) |
| Voltage Rating | 24 VDC input / 24 VDC output |
| Cable Type | CC600, 2 x 6 mm2 conductors |
| Connector Type (Power Rail) | 2-pole Squeeze to Release connector |
| Connector Type (FTA Side) | 2-pole header with keying (Weidmuller BVZ 7.62HP/02F SN) |
| Keying Feature | Mechanical keying specialized for 24 VDC orientation |
Process Control & DCS Power Distribution Characteristics
The FS-PDC-MB24-1 cable assembly features high-current 2 x 6 mm2 copper conductors to maintain low DC voltage drop between central distribution rails and remote FTAs. Integrated channel-to-channel isolation principles across cabinet zones minimize power line noise, protecting 4-20 mA HART loop protocol transmitters and discrete safety I/O channels from supply ripple. The mechanically keyed Weidmuller BVZ connector ensures positive polarization, eliminating reverse-voltage exposure during field wiring procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the "Squeeze to Release" power rail connector support live disconnection?
A: Live disconnection under active electrical load should be avoided; power supply feeding the MB-0001 rail should be isolated prior to removing the power distribution cable.
Q: How does mechanical keying on the Weidmuller connector protect system electronics?
A: The keyed housing prevents improper insertion into incompatible voltage headers, ensuring 24 VDC polarity is correctly mated to the target FTA board.
Field Installation Guidelines
- Power Rail Mating: Depress the side latches on the 2-pole Squeeze to Release terminal and insert it into the MB-0001 power rail until locked firmly in place.
- FTA Connection: Align the keyed Weidmuller BVZ 7.62HP/02F SN connector with the matching 24 VDC header on the Field Termination Assembly. Tighten side locking screws to secure against vibration.
- Cable Routing: Lay the 145 cm cable inside designated DC power raceways. Maintain a static bend radius of at least 50 mm to avoid strain on terminal crimps.
- Wiring Separation: Separate 24 VDC power distribution cables from high-voltage AC lines by a minimum distance of 30 cm inside the cabinet enclosure.
Additional Information
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