Honeywell
Honeywell 900S50-0360-00 1-Port I/O Scanner Module SIL2 Remote
Manufacturer: Honeywell
Product No.: 900S50-0360-00
Product Type: I/O Scanner Module
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 1500g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The Honeywell 900S50-0360-00 is a 1-port I/O Scanner Module designed for SIL2-certified HC900 Safety Controllers in remote rack configurations. It enables high-integrity communication between the safety controller and remote I/O racks located away from the main controller chassis. The 900S50S-0360-00 is ideal for safety applications requiring distributed I/O architecture with deterministic scanning and comprehensive diagnostics.
Key Features
- 1-port I/O scanner for remote safety rack communication
- SIL2 certified for safety instrumented systems
- Remote rack support — extends safety I/O beyond the local chassis
- High-integrity data transfer with diagnostic coverage
- Compatible with 900C30S, 900C50S, 900C70S, and 900C75S SIL CPUs
- One scanner required per remote I/O rack
- Supports redundant safety controller architectures
Technical Specifications
- Model: 900S50-0360-00
- Product Type: I/O Scanner Module (1-Port, SIL, Remote)
- Series: ControlEdge HC900 Safety
- SIL Rating: SIL2
- Scanner Ports: 1 port
- System Compatibility: HC900 Safety Controllers (C30S, C50S, C70S, C75S)
- Function: Remote safety I/O rack communication
- Redundancy Support: Yes
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +60°C
- Storage Temperature: −25°C to +70°C
- Humidity: 5% to 95% RH (non-condensing)
- Mounting: HC900 rack slot
- Certifications: CE, TÜV (SIL2), UL, CSA
Typical Applications
- Remote safety I/O for distributed ESD systems
- Offshore platform safety control
- Pipeline safety shutdown stations
- Remote tank farm monitoring and control
- Compressor station safety systems
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between 900S75S and 900S50S?
A: The 900S75S is a 2-port scanner for local I/O racks, while the 900S50S is a 1-port scanner designed specifically for remote I/O racks.
Q: Is this module SIL2 certified?
A: Yes. The "S" suffix indicates SIL2 qualification for safety instrumented systems.
Q: Can it be used with non-SIL controllers?
A: It is designed for safety CPUs. For non-SIL remote racks, use the 900S50-0360-00 (non-SIL version).
Q: How many remote racks can be supported?
A: One 900S50S-0360-00 is required per remote I/O rack. The total number depends on your controller's communication capacity.
Installation Guide
- Safety Lockout: Follow plant safety procedures before installing any safety module.
- Remote Rack Placement: Install the 900S50S-0360-00 in the designated scanner slot of the remote HC900 safety rack.
- Communication Link: Establish the communication link between the remote rack and the main safety CPU rack using approved cables and network infrastructure.
- Address Configuration: Ensure the remote rack address matches the configuration in the safety programming software.
- Diagnostic Check: Power on and verify scanner diagnostics indicate healthy remote communication.
Selection Tips
- Use the 900S50S-0360-00 for remote safety I/O racks in SIL2 applications.
- Use the 900S75S-0360-00 for local safety I/O racks requiring 2-port communication.
- For non-SIL remote racks, the 900S50-0360-00 is the appropriate choice.
- Verify cable distance limits between remote racks and the main controller to ensure signal integrity.
Return policy
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Shipping
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Warranty
We provide a 12-month warranty for all products, subject to normal use and proper installation.
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