Features:
- Interfaces 16 Ovation digital outputs to supported relay panels.
- Uses local auxiliary power from the I/O backplane.
- Pairs with the 1C31122G01 electronics module for 0–60 VDC output service.
The current ordering configuration is 1C31125G02, the local-power relay-panel interface PMOD paired with 1C31122G01.
It transfers the 16 output channels to supported relay assemblies or to the documented field terminal connections while using backplane auxiliary power.
Verify the relay panel, interconnecting cable, fuse rating and local-power return before commissioning or changing any G02 hardware.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson 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.
- Connects an Ovation digital-output base to locally powered relay-panel assemblies.
- Routes sixteen command channels to G2R or KUEP relay panels in documented cabinet arrangements.
- Supports direct field terminal-block interfacing where the official G02 wiring is retained.
- Install the PMOD with the matching 1C31122G01 electronics module in the specified base unit.
- Use the relay-panel cable and hood assigned to the selected relay assembly.
- Confirm the 3.15 A fast-acting fuse before applying auxiliary power.
- The G02 PMOD is the local-power relay interface for the 1C31122G01 digital-output module.
- Documented relay choices include solid-state, G2R and KUEP panel families with their assigned kits.
- The G03 PMOD is a different remote-power configuration and is not a wiring-equivalent substitute.
- De-energize local auxiliary and field supplies before disturbing the PMOD or relay cables.
- Retain the documented fuse type so relay-interface conductors remain protected.
- Solid-state AC and DC relay-panel configurations are excluded from the cited CE Mark statement.