Product Details
Technical Product Overview
The MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) is a high-integrity 50-meter Universal Control Network (UCN) trunk cable designed for the foundational communication layer of Honeywell TDC 3000 and Experion PKS systems. This specialized coaxial cable serves as the primary data highway, connecting High-Performance Process Managers (HPM), Network Interface Modules (NIM), and other UCN-based controllers across the plant floor.
Engineered to meet the rigorous demands of industrial data transmission, the MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) features advanced shielding to maintain signal purity over its 50-meter span. This cable is critical for ensuring low-latency, deterministic communication between the DCS controllers and the supervisory network, preventing data packet loss in high-interference environments.
Detailed Engineering Specifications
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Communication Protocol: Universal Control Network (UCN)
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Standard Length: 50 Meters (164 feet)
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Cable Architecture: Industrial-grade coaxial with high-density shielding
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Impedance Matching: Precision-terminated for 75-ohm or 93-ohm UCN standards (dependent on tap configuration)
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Outer Jacket: Flame-retardant, chemical-resistant PVC
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Environmental Rating: Designed for cable tray or conduit installation in industrial zones
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Connector Type: Optimized for UCN T-taps and trunk terminators
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Signal Integrity: Low-attenuation dielectric for long-distance data consistency
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Operating Temperature: Rated for standard industrial indoor and outdoor protected environments
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Hardware Revision: 51195199-050
Network Integration and Reliability
The MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) is vital for maintaining the "Always-On" requirement of a Distributed Control System. Its 50-meter length is factory-tested to ensure that the physical layer timing constants remain within the strict tolerances required by the UCN token-passing protocol. Using factory-certified cabling like the MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) minimizes the risk of standing wave interference and reflections that commonly occur with poor-quality or field-spliced coaxial lines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) be shortened in the field?
While coaxial cable can technically be cut, it is highly recommended to use the factory-certified MU-NKT050 (51195199-050) length. Field-terminating UCN trunk cables requires specialized tools and testing to ensure the decibel loss remains within Honeywell's certified limits.
Is this cable suitable for burial?
This cable is typically designed for installation in cable trays, raceways, or conduits. For direct burial applications, additional mechanical protection or a specific "DB" rated jacket variant should be confirmed.
Additional Information
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