- Supports selected Tricon pulse-input, pulse-totalizer, and analog-voltage-input modules
- Provides 16 field points, with function and usable count determined by the connected module
- Uses documented cable 4000103-510 and interface assembly 3000400-510
The Invensys TRICONEX 9753-110 is a basic external termination panel that brings selected Tricon input-module signals to field screw terminals.
Its role changes with the connected module: eight pulse-input points with 3510 or 3511, sixteen pulse-totalizer points with 3515, or sixteen analog-voltage-input points with supported 3700-series modules.
Confirm the installed I/O module, signal type, panel count, point labels, sensor output, shielding, unused-point treatment, interface cable, and approved drawing before reconnecting field conductors.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for Invensys TRICONEX 9753-110 are confirmed during quotation.
Invensys TRICONEX 9753-110 External Termination Panel Manuals, Datasheets, Links
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.
- Use 3510 or 3511 for the documented eight-point pulse-input arrangement
- Use two panels for all thirty-two points of a 3515 pulse-totalizer module
- Match analog-voltage service to 3700, 3700A, 3701, 3703E, or 3721 requirements
- Use a compatible push-pull sensor output for 3515 pulse-totalizer service
- Use individually shielded twisted pairs for runs longer than 15 m
- Apply the documented unused-point shorting and termination-resistor practices
- Confirm the 1–16 and 17–32 labels before landing field conductors
- Verify interface cable 4000103-510 and ETA 3000400-510 against the installed hardware
- Keep shield grounding and signal returns consistent with the approved loop drawing
- Turbine and rotating-equipment speed or pulse monitoring
- Flow, batch, and event totalization using compatible pulse sensors
- Tricon analog-voltage input termination for supervised process signals