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Emerson CS6002 is a redundant DeltaV SISNet repeater assembly with two repeater modules on a two-wide carrier, used to extend redundant safety-network paths.
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Technical specifications for CS6002

  • Manufacturer:
    Emerson
  • Part Number:
    CS6002
  • Product Family:
    DeltaV
  • Product Type:
    DeltaV Redundant SISNet Repeater Assembly
  • Stock:
    1
  • Repeater Modules:
    2
  • Carrier:
    Two-wide carrier
  • Network:
    DeltaV SISNet
  • Architecture:
    Redundant
  • Related Terminator:
    CS6051
  • Related Distance Extender:
    CS6003
  • System:
    DeltaV SIS
  • Reference Document:
    DeltaV SISNet Fiber Components, February 2016
  • Repeater Module Dimensions:
    159.6 x 41.8 x 110.0 mm (H x W x D)
  • SISNet Repeater Weight:
    0.795 kg / 1.75 lb
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping.
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Applications Communication Safety Compatibility

Features:

  • Combines two SISNet repeater modules in the redundant arrangement required for safety-network extension.
  • Mounts both repeaters on the supplied two-wide carrier within the supported cabinet architecture.
  • Extends a redundant SISNet connection while maintaining the required network topology.
The current ordering configuration is CS6002, the DeltaV Redundant SISNet Repeater Assembly documented by Emerson for DeltaV SISNet Fiber Components.

CS6002 is used in Extending redundant SISNet communication paths in DeltaV SIS installations. Its system role and configuration limits must remain aligned with the official specification.

Before commissioning CS6002, verify the installed assembly, project wiring, power, software and environmental conditions that apply to this exact part number.

Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson CS6002: 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.
  • Extending redundant SISNet communication paths in DeltaV SIS installations.
  • Safety-network cabinets that require two repeater modules on one carrier.
  • Replacement of an installed repeater assembly while retaining the engineered fiber topology.
  • Maintain both SISNet paths through the redundant repeater pair.
  • Preserve fiber routing and connector identity during replacement.
  • Verify communication health at every affected safety node.
  • Manage CS6002 changes through the approved safety-system procedure.
  • Keep redundant paths physically and functionally segregated as designed.
  • Perform the required validation before returning the network to service.
  • Use the repeater assembly only within the specified DeltaV SISNet network architecture.
  • Do not substitute an extender or terminator assembly because each serves a different SISNet function.
  • Confirm carrier, power-supply, and fibre-component compatibility before connecting the redundant network path.
Description
CS6002 is an Emerson DeltaV SISNet redundant repeater assembly used to extend safety-network communication. The official ordering information specifies two repeater modules mounted on a two-wide carrier.

The assembly supports redundant SISNet paths within the documented fiber-component architecture. It is different from the CS6003 distance extender and the CS6051 terminator assembly.

Confirm network topology, fiber components, carrier power, repeater identity, path redundancy and safety-system documentation before inserting CS6002 into an installed SISNet network.
Alternative Names
CS6002 CS 6002 CS-6002 Emerson CS6002 DeltaV SIS CS6002 CS6002 Redundant SISNet Repeater Assembly Emerson DeltaV SISNet Repeater
Technical notes
CS6002 is the redundant SISNet repeater assembly with two modules and a two-wide carrier; CS6003 and CS6051 perform different network functions.
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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.
What hardware is included in CS6002?
The Emerson order includes two repeater modules and a two-wide carrier.
Which network is extended by this assembly?
CS6002 is part of the DeltaV SISNet safety-network architecture.
Is CS6002 the SISNet terminator assembly?
No. The terminator order is CS6051.
How does CS6002 differ from CS6003?
CS6002 is the redundant repeater, while CS6003 is identified as the redundant distance extender.
What must be documented before a repeater change?
Record fiber routing, redundant paths, network connections, carrier power and the approved safety topology.
How should the network be tested after replacement?
Verify both communication paths, related diagnostics and the system response to a simulated path fault.