Description
High-performance industrial networks require robust communication interfaces, and the Honeywell TK-FTEB01 delivers reliable Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE) bridging capabilities for Experion systems. Designated under part number 51309512-175, this module serves as the primary communication link between chassis-mounted controller assemblies and the wider system control network.
Engineered for integration into Honeywell Chassis Series-A environments, this module provides dual-channel redundant physical path connections. It maintains high-speed, deterministic data transmission to ensure process integrity, making it critical for applications requiring continuous uptime and zero-loss communications.
Features
- Provides high-availability Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE) network bridging.
- Designed for direct installation within Honeywell Chassis Series-A backplanes.
- Equipped with RJ45 interfaces to support dual redundant physical media paths.
- Front-panel LED status indicators provide immediate visual diagnostics for network activity, link integrity, and module state.
- Supports removal and insertion under power (hot-swappable design) for simplified maintenance and reduced downtime.
Applications
- Honeywell Experion LS and Experion PKS distributed control systems (DCS).
- Power generation and utility control systems requiring fault-tolerant network topologies.
- Oil, gas, and chemical refining facilities utilizing redundant Ethernet backbones.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
| Honeywell |
Part Number / Model
| TK-FTEB01 |
Alternate Part Number
| 51309512-175 |
Series
| Chassis Series-A |
Module Type
| Fault Tolerant Ethernet Bridge (FTEB) |
Network Interface
| Ethernet RJ-45 (Redundant) |
Compatible Systems
| Honeywell Experion LS, Experion PKS |
Weight
| 0.28 kg |
Shipping Weight
| 2.00 kg |
Installation Guidelines
To ensure proper electrical grounding and noise immunity, securely seat the TK-FTEB01 into the slot of the Series-A chassis. Verify that the chassis is bonded to a low-impedance industrial safety ground. When routing Ethernet cables, maintain physical separation between the primary and secondary network cables to prevent simultaneous physical damage to both communication pathways.