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Triconex 4200 / REM 4200 Primary Remote Extender Module

Triconex 4200 / REM 4200 Primary Remote Extender Module

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  • Manufacturer: Triconex

  • Product No.: 4200

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: Remote Extender Module

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 1100g

  • Dimensions: 30.5 cm x 7.6 cm x 26.7 cm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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The Triconex 4200 is a primary remote extender module designed for extending the I/O bus interface between the main chassis and remote expansion chassis in Tricon v10 safety-critical systems. The module operates using multi-mode fiber optic links running at a communication rate of 375 Kbaud to provide galvanic and ground loop isolation between system chassis. Interfacing via unidirectional transmit and receive cabling ports, the 4200 maintains triple modular redundant (TMR) system architecture while serving as a Class 1E to non-1E isolator between safety-related main chassis and non-safety expansion units.

Features

  • Fiber optic multi-mode interface for remote chassis I/O expansion
  • Ground loop isolation between primary and remote chassis
  • Unidirectional transmit and receive cabling ports
  • High immunity against electrostatic and electromagnetic interference
  • Supports Class 1E to non-1E isolation applications

Applications

  • Nuclear power plant safety-related control and protection systems
  • High-availability emergency shutdown (ESD) systems
  • Remote I/O chassis extension across long physical distances

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Triconex / Invensys
Model 4200 / REM4200 / REM 4200
Module Type Primary Remote Extender Module (RXM)
Cable Type Multi-mode Fiber Optic
Communication Rate 375 Kbaud
Primary System Compatibility Tricon v10 Main Chassis (Model 8110)
Remote Module Compatibility Triconex 4201 Remote Extender Module

Installation Guidelines

  • Fiber Optic Cabling: Connect two fiber optic cables between each primary RXM (4200) and remote RXM (4201) pair; one cable dedicated to transmitting data from the primary to the remote module, and the second cable dedicated to receiving data from the remote module.
  • Chassis Arrangement: Ensure three identical RXM modules are installed per chassis set to support the triplicated I/O bus structure.
  • Isolation Applications: Utilize fiber optic connections to maintain physical and electrical isolation when linking Class 1E safety-related chassis to non-1E expansion chassis.

Compliance and Certifications

  • EPRI TR-107330
  • IEEE Std 323
  • IEEE Std 384
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Technical Datasheet (PDF) Complete specifications and technical drawings.

Technical Datasheet

Triconex 4200 / REM 4200 Primary Remote Extender Module

What cable type is required to connect the primary remote extender module?

The module requires multi-mode fiber optic cables with separate unidirectional lines for data transmit and receive functions.

What communication baud rate does the fiber optic link support?

The multi-mode fiber optic link operates at a fixed communication rate of 375 Kbaud.

Can the module isolate Class 1E safety equipment from non-1E equipment?

The fiber optic connection inherently provides ground loop isolation to function as a Class 1E to non-1E isolator.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
United States

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