Features:
- Combines sixteen-channel 0-60 VDC output electronics with the designated local-power relay interface.
- Routes commanded digital outputs to the supported Ovation relay-panel assemblies through the paired hardware.
- Draws backplane auxiliary power through the G02 personality module specified for local-power service.
The current ordering configuration is
1C31122G01 + 1C31125G02, the Ovation 16-Channel Digital Output Electronics and Local-Power Relay Interface Pair documented for Ovation I/O paired assembly.
In the intended system role, the electronics supplies sixteen output commands, while the personality module routes them to supported relay panels using auxiliary power from the I/O backplane.
For selection and commissioning, confirm relay-panel family, interconnecting cable, fuse, return wiring and local auxiliary source before installation. This paired page does not merge or replace either standalone component record.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson 1C31122G01 + 1C31125G02:
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.
- Drives locally powered relay panels from a sixteen-channel Ovation digital-output assembly.
- Provides grouped actuation for cabinet relay and interposing circuits through the intended system interface.
- Supports paired replacement when project drawings identify both electronics and personality-module part numbers.
- Sixteen logic commands are transferred from the electronics module to relay-interface circuits, with command authority retained by the assigned control strategy.
- Relay-panel outputs operate according to the configured Ovation database points, for the assigned field circuit or database point.
- Commissioning verifies each command through to its assigned field contact, before the output path is released for service.
- Pairs the G01 output electronics with the specified G02 local-power personality module.
- Requires the assigned cables, hoods, and terminal hardware before reusing a relay-panel connection.
- Excludes remote-power personality modules because they use a different supply-and-return arrangement.
- Uses the PMOD fast-acting fuse to protect the designated local-power interface path.
- Separates logic, module, cable, and relay-panel faults through structured point-by-point testing.
- Keeps field actuators isolated until channel mapping is verified and the circuit passes functional testing.