Emerson PK0750S-B DeltaV PK750 Simplex Controller Assembly without Traditional Local I/O Overview
- Simplex PK750 assembly without traditional local I/O
- 750-DST controller capacity for remote-I/O strategies
- Two blank covers in place of local-I/O power hardware
PK0750S-B combines one controller, one carrier, two IOPs, and two blank covers as the no-local-I/O simplex order.
Selectable 25 ms to 60 second execution rates support both fast control modules and slower supervisory functions.
The B suffix makes remote-I/O selection and cabinet power planning separate decisions from the controller capacity itself.
Apter Power provides PK0750S-B configuration review, documentation support, and quotation coordination.
Emerson PK0750S-B DeltaV PK750 Simplex Controller Assembly without Traditional Local I/O Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Use the B-suffix order only when the cabinet design does not require traditional local-I/O power hardware.
- DST ceiling: PK0750S-B supports as many as 750 device signal tags.
- Execution range: Module rates can be assigned from 25 ms to 60 seconds.
- P01 device count: The package-network port supports as many as 64 Ethernet devices.
- OPC UA capacity: The native server requires no separate license and consumes no DSTs.
- Assembly boundary: Traditional local I/O is not included in the PK0750S-B order.
- Hardware contents: One controller, one carrier, two IOPs, and two blank covers define the published assembly.
- Remote signal paths: CHARMs, WirelessHART, and supported Ethernet devices provide the planned I/O routes.
- Order separation: PK0750S-B and PK0750S have different local-I/O power-hardware contents.
- Modbus TCP: Client and Server functions support package and supervisory data exchange.
- EtherNet/IP: The Scanner function communicates with adapter devices on P01.
- PROFINET: The Controller function uses the PN1 interface in an integrated DeltaV project.
- Control network: Primary and secondary ports connect the controller to DeltaV communications.
- Remote-I/O skids: PK0750S-B suits package control built without traditional local-I/O hardware.
- CHARM I/O projects: Electronic marshalling can provide the field-signal path for the simplex controller.
- Wireless field signals: WirelessHART devices can extend remote measurement coverage.
- Ethernet device systems: Native protocol roles integrate supported PLCs, drives, analyzers, and package equipment.