Yokogawa
AFS20D | Yokogawa CENTUM VP Duplexed Field Control Unit
Manufacturer: Yokogawa
Product No.: AFS20D
Product Type: Duplexed Field Control Unit
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 1000g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The AFS20D is a duplexed field control unit (FCU) for the Yokogawa CENTUM VP and CENTUM CS 3000 distributed control systems. It executes continuous and sequence control strategies with dual-redundant processors, power modules, and communication buses to maintain uninterrupted process control under hardware fault conditions. The unit features a VR5432 RISC processor at 133 MHz with 16 MB of battery-backed main memory.
Key Specifications
- System: Yokogawa CENTUM VP / CENTUM CS 3000
- Type: Duplexed Field Control Unit
- Processor: VR5432 RISC CPU, 133 MHz
- Main Memory: 16 MB
- Memory Backup: Battery-backed, max. 72 hours retention
- Battery Recharge Time: Minimum 48 hours
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Power Consumption:
- 100–120 V AC: 1700 VA
- 220–240 V AC: 2000 VA
- 24 V DC: 50 A
- Network: Dual-redundant V net, dual-redundant RIO bus
- FCU Status Contact: 3 terminals (NC, NO, C), 250 V AC / 30 V DC, max. 2 A
- Mounting: Integrated cabinet, standard rack installation
- Weight: Approx. 250 kg (base cabinet), 400 kg (fully loaded)
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +55°C
- Power Terminals: M6 / Grounding: M8 / Contact Terminals: M4
Features & Benefits
- Dual-Redundant Everything: Redundant CPU, power supply, V net, and RIO bus ensure no single point of failure can interrupt process control.
- High Power Capacity: Supports up to 1700 VA (AC) or 50 A (DC) to drive extensive I/O configurations and node units.
- 72-Hour Memory Retention: Battery-backed RAM preserves the entire control strategy and process state during extended outages.
- Heavy-Duty Cabinet: Robust cabinet design supports up to 400 kg fully loaded, accommodating numerous I/O modules and power supplies.
- Status Contact Output: Form-C relay contact provides external alarm indication for FCU failure or switchover events.
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between AFS20D and AFG20D?
A: The AFS20D is a standard duplexed FCU with 16 MB memory. The AFG20D is an enhanced duplexed FCU with 32 MB memory for larger control strategies.
Q: How many I/O points can the AFS20D support?
A> The AFS20D supports extensive I/O through the RIO bus. Exact point count depends on the number and type of remote I/O racks and modules installed.
Q: What power supply should I specify?
A> Select the suffix code matching your plant standard: -11 for 100–120 V AC, -12 for 220–240 V AC, or -14 for 24 V DC.
Installation Guide
- Install the cabinet on a reinforced concrete floor capable of supporting 400 kg.
- Connect redundant AC or DC power to the M6 power terminals.
- Connect the M8 grounding terminal to the plant earth bus.
- Connect V net cables to both primary and redundant control network segments.
- Connect RIO bus cables to remote I/O racks.
- Wire the FCU status contact (M4 terminals) to an external alarm or indicator circuit.
- Verify redundant failover by de-energizing the primary CPU or power supply.
Selection Tips
- Availability Requirements: The AFS20D is specified for processes where controller failure is unacceptable. For standard availability, consider the AFS20S single FCU.
- Cabinet Loading: Plan I/O module count to stay within the 400 kg fully loaded limit. Distribute heavy power supplies evenly within the cabinet.
- Battery Maintenance: Include battery replacement in your 3-year preventive maintenance schedule to ensure 72-hour backup capability.
Return policy
We aim to provide reliable products and a smooth purchasing experience. If there is a problem with your order, please contact us and we will assist according to our Refund Policy.
Shipping
We provide international shipping options to meet different delivery requirements. Please review details regarding methods and timelines in our Shipping Policy.
Warranty
We provide a 12-month warranty for all products, subject to normal use and proper installation.
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