Pepperl+Fuchs SMART Transmitter Power Supply 2-channel isolated HID2030SK 121500

Pepperl+Fuchs SMART Transmitter Power Supply 2-channel isolated HID2030SK 121500

• 2-channel isolated barrier
• 24 V DC supply (bus powered)
• 2-wire SMART transmitters or current sources
• Usable as signal splitter (1 input and 2 outputs)
• Dual output 4 mA ... 20 mA, current sink
• Line fault detection (LFD)
• Up to SIL 2 acc. to IEC 61508

Function

This isolated barrier is used for intrinsic safety applications. It provides a fully floating supply to power 2-wire SMART transmitters in the hazardous area, and repeats the current to drive a safe area load. It is also used with 2-wire current sources. It is designed to provide a sink mode output on the safe area terminals Digital signals may be superimposed on the analog values in the hazardous or safe area, which are transferred bidirectionally. A separate fault output on the bus is signaled if the input signal is outside the range 0.2 mA ... 24 mA. The fault conditions can be monitored via a Fault Indication Board. This module mounts on a HiD Termination Board.

Application

The device supports the following SMART protocols:

• HART
• BRAIN
• Bailey (only STT02 communication, e. g. BCN series)
• Foxboro

New, in factory box, box can have marks from storage.

Typical delivery time:

  Economy shipping (Russian Post) Standard Shipping (EMS Express Post) Europe 14-30 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 7-20 days, in very rare cases up to 70 days United States 20-60 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 14-30 days, in rare cases up to 70 days Canada 14-30 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 7-30 days, in rare cases up to 70 days Asia, India, Africa 14-40 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 7-20 days, in very rare cases up to 70 days Australia and Oceania 14-40 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 10-25 days, in rare cases up to 70 days South and Central America 20-40 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 14-30 days, in rare cases up to 70 days Other countries 20-60 days, in rare cases up to 90 days 10-30 days, in rare cases up to 70 days