Features:
- Eight-channel HPM pulse-input FTA
- Compression terminals in a B-size format
- Non-CE nonconformal material-number configuration
The FTA terminates pulse-input field signals for the HPM I/O architecture.
Its 136 mA assembly current contributes to cabinet 24 Vdc power demand.
The exact -100 material suffix distinguishes the non-CE assembly from the -125 CE variant.
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Important Notice: Confirm the complete model, hardware revision and installed-system arrangement before use.
- Eight-point intake: One FTA terminates eight field pulse signals for the HPM pulse-input processing path.
- Counting continuity: Compression terminals provide the documented field interface for meter, counter or speed-pulse wiring already specified for the HPM channel design.
- Cabinet demand: The 136 mA assembly current is included in the shared 24 Vdc load so pulse acquisition remains stable with the other I/O assemblies online.
- Signal discipline: Shielding, grounding and pulse-level conditions follow the HPM channel design so counter noise is not mistaken for process events.
- Division 2 scope: Honeywell lists MU-TPIX12 among the HPM assemblies approved for Division 2 installations.
- Nonincendive circuits: Pulse-input wiring is covered only when the complete field circuit follows Honeywell's published nonincendive conditions.
- Normal-operation basis: The nonincendive statement depends on the HPM remaining in its documented operating state and does not generalize to arbitrary wiring.
- Field-circuit boundary: Compression-terminal wiring, approved field devices and the documented cabinet environment must remain inside the published installation basis.
- B-size allocation: The pulse-input FTA occupies the standard B-size mounting position in the HPM cabinet.
- Power coordination: Its 136 mA demand is added to the cabinet 24 Vdc load together with the connected pulse-input processor.
- Terminal schedule: Channel assignment follows the installed HPM pulse-input drawings, preventing meter pulses from being landed on an adjacent input path.
- Noise control: Pulse conductors are routed apart from switching outputs and other interference sources where the cabinet design requires separation.
- Meter pulse collection: Bring pulse-output flow or production totalizers into an eight-point HPM pulse-input station.
- Rotating-equipment counting: Terminate tachometer or speed-pickup pulse trains already engineered for the HPM pulse-input path.
- Batch event accumulation: Collect discrete pulse counts from counters or dosing equipment through one B-size FTA.
- Hazardous-area acquisition: Maintain approved Division 2 and nonincendive pulse circuits when the complete HPM wiring basis is preserved.