Features:
- Supports 1,500 device signal tags and 3,200 SCADA tags.
- The SX platform schedules control modules from 100 ms to 60 seconds.
- Supports Electronic Marshalling and optional one-to-one redundancy.
The current ordering configuration is
KJ2005X1-BK1, which is the DeltaV SX Controller for medium-to-large automation applications that need higher DST, memory and transmitted-data capacity with distributed I/O integration.
Within the installed DeltaV SX Controller architecture, this configuration executes plant control modules, communicates with DeltaV control-network nodes and supports Traditional I/O and Electronic Marshalling.
Verify tag capacity, network topology, I/O interfaces, redundancy and software compatibility before replacing the controller.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson KJ2005X1-BK1:
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.
General
- ManufacturerEmerson
- ModelKJ2005X1-BK1
- ConditionNew / Surplus / Refurbished
- Product FamilyDeltaV SX Controller
- Expanded processing resources support larger control databases and higher communication workloads.
- Practical capacity is determined by strategy complexity, execution scheduling and distributed-I/O loading.
- Size the controller from the complete project database and growth allowance rather than a single resource value.
- Redundant network ports connect the controller to the engineered DeltaV control-network paths.
- Traditional I/O and supported fieldbus resources remain available through the local-bus architecture.
- Electronic Marshalling traffic uses the Ethernet-connected CHARM I/O arrangement defined for the project.
- Strategies can combine IEC Function Blocks, Sequential Function Charts and Structured Text.
- Auto-sense functions assist with controller and attached-I/O identification during configuration.
- Migration from a lower-capacity controller requires validation of software, licensing and redundant operation.