Technical Specifications:
Module Type: Dual Redundant Power Supply
Series: Series 1
Input Voltage: 120V AC or 240V AC (selectable via jumper), 47 to 63 Hz
Output Voltage: 5V DC, 24V DC (auxiliary)
Output Current: 5V at 15 Amps (total for both supplies), 24V at 2 Amps
Redundancy: N+1 redundancy (two supplies, either can carry full load)
Efficiency: Greater than 80%
Ripple and Noise: Less than 50mV peak-to-peak on 5V output
Protection: Over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, over-temperature
Fan Redundancy: Dual internal cooling fans with automatic failover
Diagnostics: Per-supply voltage and current monitoring, fan status, temperature monitoring
Form Factor: Standard Triconex Eurocard (approximately 6U height)
MTBF: Greater than 200,000 hours
Functional Features:
Dual Independent Supplies: Two completely separate power conversion circuits in one module. A failure in one does not affect the other.
Hot Swappable: In redundant configuration (2401A + 2401B), one module can be removed and replaced while the system is running.
Sequenced Startup: Controls the order in which voltages come up during startup, preventing inrush currents that could trip breakers.
Fan Failover: If one internal fan fails, the other automatically increases speed to compensate, preventing overheating.
Voltage Supervision: Continuously monitors output voltages and alarms if any voltage drifts outside acceptable limits.
Current Sharing: In dual-module configuration, both 2401 modules share the load equally, extending the life of both.
Browntout Protection: Holds up the 5V output for at least 20 milliseconds during a brief AC power dip, preventing unnecessary system resets.
Application Scenarios:
Primary Rack Power: Serves as the main power source for the Triconex safety controller in the control room.
Redundant Power Architecture: Deployed in pairs (A and B) so that if one module fails, the other seamlessly takes over the entire load.
UPS Backup: Provides clean power from the UPS battery bank during a plant blackout, ensuring the safety system remains operational for safe shutdown.
Remote Rack Power: Powers remote I/O racks located near hazardous areas, receiving AC power via long cable runs from the main control room.











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