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        CE4005S2B1

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        Emerson CE4005S2B1 is a DeltaV M-series 8-channel 4-20 mA HART analog output card supplied with a standard I/O termination block.
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        Technical specifications for CE4005S2B1

        • Manufacturer:
          Emerson
        • Part Number:
          CE4005S2B1
        • Product Family:
          DeltaV
        • Product Type:
          DeltaV 8-Channel 4-20 mA HART Analog Output Card with Standard I/O Termination Block
        • Stock:
          1
        • Channels:
          8
        • Signal Type:
          4-20 mA with HART
        • Isolation:
          Each channel isolated from the system; 1500 VDC factory test
        • Full Signal Range:
          1-23 mA
        • Resolution:
          12-bit
        • Accuracy:
          0.25% of span
        • LocalBus Current:
          100 mA typical; 150 mA maximum at 12 VDC
        • Field Circuit Power:
          300 mA maximum at 24 VDC ±10%
        • Tariff Code:
          Please confirm the destination before shipping
        • Country of origin:
          USA
        • Place of shipment:
          Xiamen,Fujian,China
        By purchasing this item, you agree to the Terms & Conditions, ApterPower is not an authorized distributor for listed manufacturers or tradenames and therefore the manufacturer's warranty does not apply. All our products come with ApterPower's 1-year warranty.

        More Information

        Overview Manuals Output Command M-Series Fit Service Design Applications

        Features:

        • Defined field interface: The standard terminal block preserves a documented connection point for each output loop.
        • Channel-level electrical boundary: Isolation from the system keeps each output investigation tied to an identifiable field circuit.
        • Device context on the loop: HART data can accompany the analog command when the connected final element supports it.
        CE4005S2B1 turns DeltaV controller output commands into field-current signals for valve positioners, drive references and other analog final elements.

        In the signal chain, the control module produces the demand, the card performs current conversion and the terminal block hands the result to the documented field loop.

        The assembly therefore separates three service objects—controller command, I/O conversion and final-element behavior—without changing the established channel destination.

        Apter Power can help confirm the carrier, termination and software fit for the Emerson CE4005S2B1 DeltaV 8-Channel 4-20 mA HART Analog Output Card with Standard I/O Termination Block before quotation.
        Emerson CE4005S2B1 DeltaV 8-Channel 4-20 mA HART Analog Output Card with Standard I/O Termination Block Manuals,Datasheets,Link
        Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
        • Strategy handoff: A DeltaV control value is converted into the current reference expected by the connected final element.
        • Loop feedback point: Current measured at the terminal shows whether the command has left the I/O assembly before the device response is assessed.
        • Information overlay: HART communication uses the analog conductors without changing their primary control purpose.
        • Module reference: Conversion and calibration data remain associated with the electronic card, supporting consistent like-for-like service.
        • Carrier relationship: The card operates through the M-series Traditional I/O architecture rather than the mechanically different S-series carrier.
        • Stable field landing: The terminal block holds the conductor destinations while the removable electronics are installed or serviced.
        • Keyed association: Card and terminal identities work together to keep the output function aligned with the established field wiring.
        • Separated responsibilities: The terminal side preserves conductor identity while the card side performs signal conversion and system communication.
        • Card-held calibration: Conversion reference data stays with the electronic module rather than depending on a field adjustment at the terminal.
        • Visible hardware condition: DeltaV hardware status gives maintenance a system-side indication before conductors are disturbed.
        • Retained channel identity: The field landing remains associated with the same controller output while verified electronics are renewed.
        • Independent communication check: Analog command delivery and HART device access can be observed as separate results on one loop.
        • Modulating final elements: Carries DeltaV current commands to field devices that accept a 4–20 mA reference.
        • HART-enabled output loops: Supports control paths where compatible device status is required on the same conductors.
        • M-series cabinet service: Replaces an identified standard-termination output assembly while the carrier architecture is retained.
        • Documented loop restoration: Returns an existing controller-to-field channel to service without redefining its signal type.
        Description
        CE4005S2B1 is the standard-termination analog-output assembly used to turn DeltaV M-series control commands into current signals for valves, drives and other modulating field devices. It combines the electronic card with the matching field-wiring interface so a maintenance team can restore an identified output position as one controlled assembly.

        The main value of CE4005S2B1 is dependable command delivery with HART device access on the same field loop. This helps operators retain both final-element control and useful device context while technicians troubleshoot from a defined system-to-field boundary.
        Technical notes
        Confirm the installed M-series carrier, standard termination-block arrangement and DeltaV release before fitting CE4005S2B1. The M-series horizontal carrier is not physically compatible with an S-series controller carrier. Verify field supply, loop load and channel polarity before energizing the eight 4–20 mA outputs, and retain the original channel assignments in the maintenance record.
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        FAQS

        The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
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        An installed position uses fused or mass termination. Is CE4005S2B1 the correct complete replacement?
        No. This exact code is the standard-termination configuration. Compare the installed block with the fused CE4005S2B2 or mass-termination CE4005S2B3 configuration and select the complete order that matches the field wiring.
        A field device accepts 0-20 mA but not a live-zero signal. Can CE4005S2B1 drive it directly?
        Do not assume compatibility. The output is engineered for 4–20 mA service; use a device setting or approved converter that accepts that signal, or select another output interface for a true 0–20 mA requirement.
        A loop must deliver full current through a 750-ohm installed load at a 21.6 VDC field supply. Can CE4005S2B1 meet that duty?
        No under the published compliance point, which is 20 mA into 700 ohms at that supply. Reduce the engineered load or revise the approved supply arrangement before commissioning instead of accepting a current-shortfall risk.
        A test plan requires CE4005S2B1 output accuracy tighter than 0.25% of span. Can card calibration alone satisfy it?
        No. The published card accuracy is 0.25% of span, and the complete command loop also includes wiring, test-equipment and final-element uncertainty. Use an end-to-end uncertainty budget or select a more suitable output path.
        One CE4005S2B1 output is unstable while the other seven channels remain steady. What should maintenance isolate first?
        Start with the affected loop: compare its terminal current on a known load, then inspect polarity, wiring and the connected device. A single-channel pattern does not justify replacing the whole card before the field circuit is separated from the electronic path.
        The commanded current is correct at the CE4005S2B1 terminal, but the actuator does not move. Where should diagnosis continue?
        Continue on the field side: verify current at the device, local mode or inhibit status, actuator supply and the mechanical load. Correct terminal current shows that changing the card first is unlikely to solve the missing movement.

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