Schneider Modicon Quantum 140AII33000 Temperature Input Module
SKU 140AII33000
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Manufacturer:
Schneider Electric
Product No.:
140AII33000
Country of origin:France
Product Type:
Digital Modules
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T/T, Western Union
Weight:
820g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The 140AII33000 is an Intrinsically Safe (IS) Temperature Input Module specifically engineered for the Modicon Quantum automation platform. Designed for deployment in hazardous industrial areas where explosive atmospheres may exist, this module provides 8 channels for precise temperature monitoring. By incorporating intrinsic safety barriers, the module limits the electrical and thermal energy transmitted to the field devices, ensuring that connected temperature sensors do not act as an ignition source. It remains a critical component for specialized process control and monitoring in sectors such as oil, gas, and chemical refining.
Features
Compatible with the Modicon Quantum PLC architecture
8 input channels dedicated to temperature monitoring
Intrinsically Safe (IS) design for hazardous area applications
Robust construction for high-reliability process control
Engineered to interface with industry-standard temperature sensors
Applications
Temperature monitoring in hazardous zones (ATEX/IECEx environments)
Oil and gas upstream and downstream processing
Chemical and petrochemical production monitoring
High-precision industrial thermal management
Safety-critical process measurement
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Range
Modicon Quantum
Product Type
Temperature Input Module
Model
140AII33000
Number of Inputs
8
Input Type
Intrinsically Safe Temperature Input
Commodity Code
85371091
Product Phase
Phase-Out
Weight
0.82 kg
Installation Guidelines
Hazardous Area Compliance: Since this is an Intrinsically Safe device, ensure the installation strictly adheres to local and international hazardous area safety regulations (e.g., installation by qualified personnel only).
Wiring Separation: Maintain strict segregation between intrinsically safe field wiring and non-intrinsically safe control wiring to prevent fault propagation.
Grounding: Ensure the Quantum rack and the module’s grounding path are connected to a certified intrinsically safe ground to maintain the safety integrity level.
Sensor Compatibility: Verify that all connected temperature sensors are certified as "simple apparatus" or are specifically approved for connection to this IS module.
Handling: Do not service or swap the module while the system is powered in a hazardous atmosphere. Use only approved equipment for maintenance in these zones.
FAQ
What is the primary function of the 140AII33000?
The 140AII33000 is an intrinsically safe module designed to monitor 8 temperature inputs in hazardous industrial environments.
How many temperature inputs does this module handle?
This module features 8 temperature input channels.
Why is this module labeled as 'Intrinsically Safe'?
It is designed to limit the electrical and thermal energy supplied to field sensors, preventing them from igniting explosive atmospheres in hazardous areas.
Is this module currently in active production?
No, the 140AII33000 is classified as a phase-out product.
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