Features:
- Provides a four-wire field termination arrangement.
- Separates field wiring from the removable I/O card.
- Uses rotary keying to prevent an incompatible card insertion.
The current ordering configuration is
KJ4001X1-CC1, which is the DeltaV M-series four-wire I/O terminal block used with the supported keyed Traditional I/O analog-input interface and externally powered field circuits.
Within the installed DeltaV M-series Traditional I/O architecture, this configuration retains field conductors on the carrier-side termination so the mating I/O card can be serviced without disturbing the wiring.
Confirm the exact terminal-block code, four-wire circuit, mating card and rotary-key setting before installation.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson KJ4001X1-CC1:
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
- ModelKJ4001X1-CC1
- ConditionNew / Surplus / Refurbished
- Product FamilyDeltaV M-series Traditional I/O
- The block separates fixed field terminations from the removable analog input card above the carrier.
- Supply, signal and return conductors must follow the approved four-wire circuit drawing for the connected device.
- Cable shielding and grounding are applied at the terminal side according to the DeltaV installation plan.
- Use only the M-series analog input card listed for the selected four-wire terminal function.
- Rotary keys on the carrier and terminal assembly must identify the same installed I/O function.
- Visual similarity does not establish interchangeability when the mating-card table or terminal assignments differ.
- Seat the terminal block in its supported carrier location before engaging the removable I/O card.
- Isolate the connected field circuits before loosening conductors or changing the terminal assembly.
- Verify conductor retention, terminal identification and card engagement before applying power.