The 8-Wide I/O Carrier
installs on T-type DIN rails.
Terminals on each end of
the carrier provide separate field power for the odd and even numbered cards.
When redundant cards are installed, the primary cards are powered from the left
side connection and the secondary cards from the right side connection.
Each card can be connected
to the internal 24 VDC power bus through the fused plug installed in the socket
above the card. To provide individually wired field power to each card, remove
the fused plug and insert a terminal plug in its place. This is required for
120/230 VAC discrete cards.
A shield ground bar to
isolate and drain field noise away from the DeltaV system is integrated into
the bottom of the carrier. The shield ground bar connection extends through the
8-Wide Carriers connected together on a single DIN rail. Connect only one
ground wire for each group of 8-Wide Carriers on a DIN rail.
For large systems in which
8-Wide I/O Carriers are installed on separate DIN rails, use the Left and Right
Extenders to extend LocalBus and system power to carriers on those DIN rails.
The 8-Wide I/O Carrier
connects to adjacent carriers to form the LocalBus. Up to eight, 8-Wide
Carriers can be connected together, along with the
Power / Controller Carrier to form the
LocalBus.
Specifications
Table: 8-Wide I/O Carrier specifications
Item
Specification
Capacity
Eight I/O cards with terminal blocks
Maximum current
LocalBus (12 VDC
power to cards): 15 A.
Field power per
card: 3 A
Internally bussed
field power: 12 A (3 A per card maximum)
LocalBus cable lengths
0.4 meters (1.3 feet)
0.8 meters (2.6 feet)
1.1 meters (3.6 feet)
1.5 meters (4.9 feet)
1.9 meters (6.2 feet)
Maximum LocalBus cable length
6.5 meters (21.3 feet)
Front and side views and dimensions
Figure: 8-Wide I/O Carrier
Power connectors
Figure: Power connectors on the 8-Wide I/O Carrier