Product Overview

The Honeywell CC-PAON01 (Part Number: 51410070-175) is a 16-channel Analog Output Module within the Experion PKS Series C ecosystem. It converts digital control signals from the C300 controller into standard 4–20 mA current loops to drive field devices such as control valves, dampers, and variable speed drive actuators.

This non-redundant module is designed for cost-effective process control where high-density I/O is required, making it suitable for secondary loops or systems where signal accuracy is prioritized over hardware redundancy. Its vertical mounting design ensures efficient heat dissipation, maintaining long-term component health in crowded control cabinets.

Technical Data

Key Features and Performance

• Reliable Signal Conversion: High-quality DAC circuitry maintains stable and accurate output despite ambient temperature fluctuations.

• Simplified Integration: Utilizes standard Series C I/O Link for rapid data exchange.

• Compact Footprint: High-density 16-channel configuration reduces enclosure rail space.

• Field Fault Protection: Integrated protection circuits safeguard against common wiring errors such as accidental shorts.

Typical Applications

• HVAC & Building Automation: Modulating air dampers and water valves for precise environmental control.

• Water & Wastewater: Controlling chemical dosing pumps and VFDs for water distribution systems.

• General Manufacturing: Managing conveyor speeds and positioning actuators in automated assembly lines.

• Food & Beverage Processing: Regulating steam valves in pasteurization units for consistent heat application.

FAQ

Q1: Is the CC-PAON01 module compatible with HART-enabled smart valves?
A1: It can drive the 4–20 mA signal to a HART valve but does not support HART digital data pass-through. For remote diagnostics, use the CC-PAOH01 module.

Q2: Can I replace a CC-PAON01 module without shutting down the rack?
A2: Yes, Series C supports hot-swapping, allowing module replacement while the rest of the system remains powered.

Q3: What is the difference between part numbers 51410070-175 and 51410070-100?
A3: The suffix “-175” indicates a specific revision or RoHS-compliant version. Functionally, both part numbers are equivalent.

Q4: Does this module require external power for the 4–20 mA loops?
A4: The module draws operational power from the Series C I/O Link. Output loop wiring depends on whether the field device is self-powered or loop-powered.