Emerson VE4035S2B1 8-Channel 4-20 mA HART Analog Output Card with Redundant Standard I/O Termination Block Overview
- Redundant termination: The order includes the redundant standard I/O termination block.
- HART-enabled outputs: Device communication is carried on the 4–20 mA output loops.
- Stored calibration: Calibration information is retained on the card for service continuity.
VE4035S2B1 occupies the analog-output role within DeltaV M-series Traditional I/O, linking controller commands to field devices that accept current-loop signals.
Its redundant termination arrangement separates this order code from standard single-card termination combinations and supports maintenance planning around paired I/O hardware.
The installed carrier, field power and DeltaV software baseline define the service context for this configured assembly.
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Emerson VE4035S2B1 8-Channel 4-20 mA HART Analog Output Card with Redundant Standard I/O Termination Block Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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- Signal window: Nominal output is 4–20 mA, with a full usable range of 1–23 mA.
- Loop compliance: At 21.6 V DC, the output supports 20 mA through a 700 ohm load.
- Conversion quality: Published performance is 0.25% of span accuracy with 12-bit resolution.
- Service continuity: Calibration information is stored on the card rather than requiring a separate record.
- Channel isolation: Every channel is optically isolated from the system and factory tested to 1500 V DC.
- LocalBus demand: Current is 100 mA typical and 150 mA maximum at 12 V DC nominal.
- Field supply: The card allows 300 mA maximum at 24 V DC with a ±10% supply tolerance.
- Fuse option: The documented optional fuse rating is 2.0 A.
- Shared card design: DeltaV redundant I/O uses the same Series 2 I/O cards used for non-redundant service.
- Field wiring: Redundant terminal blocks retain the same field-wiring connections as simplex blocks.
- System recognition: DeltaV automatically detects redundant I/O and represents the pair as one card in system tools.
- Failure response: A primary-card failure triggers automatic switchover to the standby card with operator notification.
- Analog control loops: Delivers current-loop commands to compatible field devices in DeltaV process-control applications.
- HART output service: Supports field-device communication carried with the 4–20 mA output signal.
- M-series installations: Fits Traditional I/O architectures using M-series horizontal or VerticalPlus carriers.
- Redundant I/O duties: Serves output points engineered for a redundant card pair and standard I/O termination block.