Honeywell CC-TUI041 Universal I/O Module
Honeywell CC-TUI041 Universal I/O Module
Product manual:
Honeywell CC-TUI041 Universal I/O Module
It is a part of the Honeywell Expert PKS system,
Specially designed to meet the needs of industrial process control. It integrates multiple I/O functions,
Including analog input, analog output, digital input, and digital output,
It can be flexibly applied to various industrial scenarios.
Main features:
Multifunctionality: Supports multiple types of inputs and outputs, suitable for complex control scenarios.
Modular design: easy to install, replace, and expand, supports online hot swapping, and reduces downtime.
High precision: Supports high-resolution analog signal processing to ensure the accuracy of data acquisition.
Reliability: Built in redundancy and self diagnostic capabilities, suitable for critical tasks and harsh environments.
Compatibility: Seamless integration with Honeywell C300 controller and other modules.
Technical specifications:
Supported signal types:
Analog input (AI): such as 4-20mA, 0-10V.
Analog Output (AO): Supports process control signal output.
Digital Input (DI): Used for status monitoring.
Digital output (DO): used to drive control devices.
Input/output channels: Support multi-channel input and output according to actual configuration.
Communication protocol: Communicate with the controller and other modules through a high-speed backplane.
Work environment:
Temperature range: -20 ° C to+60 ° C.
Anti interference: Suitable for industrial environments with strong electromagnetic interference.
Application areas:
Process control: Used in industries such as petrochemicals, metallurgy, and power to collect and process key process parameters.
Automation system: Implement complex logic control, support real-time data collection and monitoring.
Equipment monitoring and control: Control the operating status of equipment such as valves, pumps, motors, etc.
Alarm system: Real time monitoring of equipment status, triggering alarms and executing interlocking logic.
