Features:
- Covers 120 VDC service from 90 to 150 VDC across three suffix-specific wiring versions.
- Provides 0.8 A per point with a four-amp, ten-millisecond transient rating for each output.
- Differentiates non-commoned 3603B from commoned 3603E/3603T termination designs.
The current ordering group contains 3603B, 3603E, and 3603T, three blue-coded 120 VDC TMR output configurations with distinct commoning and isolation choices.
These modules operate high-voltage DC devices through a voted output path, while voltage feedback and individual field fuses expose discrepancies between commanded and measured output states.
Before replacement, select the exact suffix, confirm whether the field circuit is commoned, and verify the one-amp point fuse, ETP, cable, and 120 VDC load characteristics.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Triconex 3603B/3603E/3603T:
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.
- Controls 120 VDC actuators and interposing relays used in high-integrity process shutdown sequences.
- Supports projects that must choose explicitly between non-commoned B wiring and commoned E or T circuits.
- Provides field-voltage mismatch detection for high-voltage DC loads where point status alone is insufficient.
- The B configuration provides non-commoned outputs, whereas the E and T configurations use commoned field circuits.
- Point isolation is rated at 1,500 VDC for the B and E variants and 2,500 VDC for the T variant.
- The selected suffix must match chassis keying, termination-panel commoning and the field-circuit separation shown in project drawings.
- All sixteen outputs operate across the 90–150 VDC field range and support 0.8 A continuously per point.
- A 4 A transient is permitted for 10 milliseconds to accommodate brief DC load inrush within the approved circuit.
- Typical on-state voltage drop remains below 1.5 V, while maximum load leakage is limited to 2 mA.
- The 3603T variant is identified among Tricon equipment qualified for nuclear 1E applications under the documented qualification program.
- Nuclear qualification remains tied to the exact T suffix, approved termination hardware and the project’s controlled qualification records.
- The B and E variants follow their standard Tricon installation specifications and must not be represented as nuclear-qualified substitutes.