Features:
- Executes programmable logic across a triple-modular-redundant control architecture.
- Plugs into the matching emergency-trip-system protection base.
- Supports safety-related sequencing and interlock functions in Nexus OnCore systems.
MLP50 combines control function of TMR programmable logic control, safety role of Emergency Trip System plug-in module, and architecture of Triple modular redundant in the Nexus OnCore platform.
It executes triple-modular-redundant programmable logic for the OnCore emergency-trip system. This role connects the Nexus OnCore TMR Programmable Logic Control Module to the surrounding Nexus OnCore architecture.
Before commissioning, match the MLP50 with the specified base and project logic; verify firmware and application compatibility; and maintain the certified enclosure and grounding provisions.
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- Executes programmed protection logic within OnCore emergency-trip-system configurations.
- Supports redundant process-control and equipment-protection functions in industrial installations.
- Operates with the matching TMR base hardware when installed in an approved control-panel assembly.
- Receives 24 VDC operating power through the matching protection base in the installed assembly.
- Consumes up to 6.8 W under the specified logic-module configuration and service conditions.
- Uses a plug-in hardware format designed for the TMR programmable logic assembly.
- Lists -20 to +50 degrees C as the certified ambient range on the logic-module nameplate.
- Includes hazardous-location markings for Class I Division 2 and Zone 2 service.
- Requires panel mounting inside a suitable enclosure that preserves the applicable compliance conditions.
- Match the logic module to the specified base hardware and the application logic used by the project.
- Verify that the installed firmware and application files are compatible before placing the module in service.
- Maintain the certified enclosure and grounding provisions throughout installation and replacement work.