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Honeywell MC-TAMT04 (51305890-175) Experion PKS LLMUX2 Thermocouple Field Termination Assembly

Honeywell MC-TAMT04 (51305890-175) Experion PKS LLMUX2 Thermocouple Field Termination Assembly

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  • Manufacturer: Honeywell

  • Product No.: MC-TAMT04 51305890-175

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: Thermocouple Field Termination Assembly

  • Barcode: 8537101190

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 850g

  • Dimensions: 360 mm x 180 mm x 100 mm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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The Honeywell MC-TAMT04 (Part Number 51305890-175) is a high-reliability, 16-channel LLMUX2 Thermocouple Field Termination Assembly (FTA) engineered for integration with Honeywell Experion PKS, xPM, and Experion PMIO architectures. Utilizing advanced solid-state technology, this module replaces legacy mercury-wetted relays, eliminating environmental hazards while drastically improving loop resistance tolerances to allow longer field thermocouple wiring runs. The assembly is equipped with an integrated local Cold Junction Reference (CJR), high-performance compression terminals, a single Input/Output Processor (IOP) interface, and a robust conformal coating for continuous duty in harsh, corrosive industrial environments.

Features

  • Per-Channel Isolation: 16 fully-isolated channels providing robust channel-to-channel, channel-to-PM, and channel-to-power supply common separation.
  • Solid-State Relay Architecture: Replaces traditional mercury-wetted components to provide enhanced stability and long-term operating life.
  • Dedicated A/D Per Channel: High-performance analog-to-digital conversion circuits per channel ensure precise signal tracking.
  • Fast Open-Thermocouple Detection: Built-in advanced diagnostics identify open-circuit faults within a fixed 1-second interval.
  • Dual-Purpose Design: The same underlying 51305890-175 hardware handles both local and remote cold junction tracking through an on-board jumper configuration.
  • Corrosive Environment Protection: Factory conformally coated to meet stringent industrial atmospheric standards and maintain CE compliance.

Applications

  • Experion PKS distributed control systems (DCS) process monitoring.
  • High-density temperature acquisition loops in hydrocarbon processing and petrochemical facilities.
  • Thermal monitoring and profiling inside gas turbines, boilers, and heavy industrial furnaces.
  • Corrosive chemical processing plants requiring conformally coated process interface equipment.

Technical Specifications Table

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Honeywell
Model Number MC-TAMT04
Base FTA Part Number 51305890-175
Input Channels 16 channels (fully-isolated)
Input Scan Rate 1 Second fixed by IOLP
Channel Bandwidth 0 to 4.7 Hz (-3 dB)
Nominal Input Range -20 to +100 millivolts
Maximum Input (Non-Damaging) -10 to +10 volts continuous
Gain Error 0.050% full scale maximum (-20 to +100 millivolt range)
Resolution of Reading 2 microvolt per bit
Temperature Stability +/-20 ppm per degC maximum
Long Term Drift 500 ppm
Input Impedance 1 megohm at dc
Common Mode Voltage (CMV) +/-250 Vdc or Vac rms (channel-to-channel and channel-to-PM common)
CMRR (50 or 60 Hz) 120 dB minimum (with 1000 ohms source impedance maximum)
NMRR (50 or 60 Hz) 60 dB minimum
Supported Thermocouple Types Type J (-200 to +1200 Celsius), Type K (-100 to +1370 Celsius), Type E (-200 to +1000 Celsius), Type T (-230 to +400 Celsius), Type B (+100 to +1820 Celsius), Type S (0 to +1700 Celsius), Type R (0 to +1700 Celsius), Japan Type R' (0 to +1770 Celsius)
Cold Junction Compensation Range -20 to +60 degC
CJR Compensation Accuracy +/-0.5 degC typical
Surge Protection IEEE SWC 472-1974 certified at sensor terminals
Power Dissipation 2.25 watts maximum
Thermal Dissipation 7.68 Btu per hour maximum
Supply Voltage Range 15 to 30 Vdc (24 Vdc nominal)
Supply Current 160 milliamps at 15 Vdc
Operating Environmental Limits 0 to 50 degC; 10 to 90% non-condensing relative humidity (derated to max 40 degC)
Storage Environmental Limits -40 to 80 degC
Agency Certifications CSA Certified Class 1, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D; UL listed; CE Compliant
Dimensions (H x W x D) 307.34 mm L x 124.46 mm W x 63.5 mm D (12.1 x 4.9 x 2.5 inches)
Country of Origin United States
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 1.25 kg (2.75 lbs)
Package Dimensions (Calculated) 360 mm x 180 mm x 100 mm

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The MC-TAMT04 serves as a direct form, fit, and functional replacement for legacy, obsolete LLMUX TC FTA variants. It seamlessly replaces non-CE compliant boards MU-TAMT02 (51401491-100) and MC-TAMT02 (51401491-150), alongside older CE-compliant models MU-TAMT03 (51309223-125) and MC-TAMT03 (51309223-175). Notably, the base board assembly (51305890-175) is identical to the one used in the remote cold junction reference model, MC-TAMT14.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

When evaluating field thermocouple loop resistances, the solid-state architecture of the LLMUX2 provides an expanded loop driving capability compared to old mercury systems, enabling longer field cable boundaries without signaling loss. However, engineers must carefully manage enclosure thermal metrics. The assembly dissipates up to 2.25 watts continuously, yielding a heat load of 7.68 Btu per hour. Ensure proper panel venting if multiple assemblies are grouped in dense Marshalling racks to avoid crossing the maximum 40 degC operational limit under high-humidity environments.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

The unit utilizes a 6-pin compression plug for connection at the J6 port located at the top of the board assembly. If upgrading an older non-CE legacy cabinet setup that features a 4-pin plug, the internal wires must be extracted and reworked into the 6-pin connector provided in the MC-TAMT04 shipping container. Additionally, ensure the address jumper designated as "UNIT" is set correctly to '0' or '1' to mirror the address scheme of the existing system before connecting the 50-pin J1 cable interface to the Power Adapter.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. Up to 250 Volts AC RMS or Vdc common mode voltage may be present underneath the primary protective plastic cover arising from external field process instrumentation loops. Disconnect all process control loop power and ensure proper lock-out/tag-out safety boundaries are fully enforced before removing the board cover or loosening field terminal connections.
1

Record the PV measurements of all active process loops from the central operations console to ensure validation benchmarks are available post-installation.

2

Unplug the primary 50-pin ribbon connector (J1) at the Power Adapter to fully decouple the LLMUX IOP from the local link system.

3

Loosen the retention screws on 8-pin terminal plug headers J1, J2, J3, and J4 to slide them away from the assembly without disconnecting field wiring leads.

4

Verify that the JMP2 jumper is set to the 'LOC' position on the replacement card to correctly engage the on-board Local Cold Junction Reference sensor circuit.

5

Mount the board into the standard enclosure tracking channel, secure the 4 corner retention standoffs, re-engage terminal headers, and reinstall the plastic safety cover.

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Product Documentation

Technical Datasheet (PDF) Complete specifications and technical drawings.

Technical Datasheet

Honeywell MC-TAMT04 (51305890-175) Experion PKS LLMUX2 Thermocouple Field Termination Assembly

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How is the MC-TAMT04 module configured for local versus remote cold junction compensation?

The base Field Termination Assembly utilizes a dedicated onboard hardware jumper designated as JMP2. Setting this jumper to the LOC position activates the local cold junction reference sensor circuit populated directly on the board. Setting it to REM configures the assembly to receive compensation data from an external remote assembly.

What modifications are needed when replacing an older non-CE LLMUX card with this assembly?

Legacy non-CE assemblies often used a 4-pin plug at the J6 termination header. The newer module utilizes a 6-pin compression terminal design. Installers must extract the four wires from the legacy terminal plug and wire them into the new 6-pin compression block included with the module container.

Does the assembly support absolute ground referencing across all 16 channels?

No. The assembly features comprehensive galvanic separation up to +/-250 Vdc or Vac rms. Every input channel is isolated from adjacent channels, the power supply commons, and the primary Process Manager controller common bus to prevent field ground loops.

What is the fixed scan interval for thermocouple data acquisition through this unit?

The analog-to-digital conversion sampling sequence and input diagnostic processing loop run on a fixed scan timing interval of exactly 1 second, managed natively by the coupled Input/Output Link Processor.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Color pattern
Greyish White Green
Country of origin
United States
Power source
DC Power

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