Product Overview

The Honeywell MC-TAMR04 is a specialized Low Level Analog Input Multiplexer that is a core component of the Honeywell Experion distributed control system (DCS). This module is designed to efficiently handle a large number of low-level analog signals from various devices, such as thermocouples (TCs) and Resistance Temperature Devices (RTDs). It offers an economical solution for acquiring data from multiple input channels and ensures high reliability with its solid-state relays for signal switching.

Technical Specifications

Key Features:

• Multiple Input Channels: The MC-TAMR04 supports 16 input channels, allowing it to multiplex signals from multiple temperature sensors such as thermocouples and RTDs.

• Wide Input Voltage Range: It can handle a wide range of input voltages, including ±10 V, ±20 V, and low-level signals such as ±1V and ±500 mV.

• Solid-State Relays: The use of solid-state relays ensures high performance, reliability, and longevity by eliminating mechanical components like mercury-wetted relays.

• Open Thermocouple Detection: This feature ensures that faulty or open thermocouple signals do not propagate to the control system, preventing erroneous data processing.

• Software Configuration: Each channel can be configured for various types of thermocouples or RTDs, providing flexibility in signal processing and improved resolution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is the Honeywell MC-TAMR04 a new product?

A1: Yes, we offer the Honeywell MC-TAMR04 brand new in its original factory packaging.

Q2: Do you have this item in stock?

A2: Yes, we currently have this item in stock and ready to ship.

Q3: How long does shipping take?

A3: We ship most orders within 3 days. Larger orders may take up to two weeks to process. We use reliable logistics partners like DHL for shipping.

Q4: What if the product is defective?

A4: We offer a 30-day return policy for any quality issues.

Q5: What is the primary function of this module?

A5: The MC-TAMR04 is designed to multiplex and process low-level analog signals from thermocouples and RTDs, enabling reliable temperature measurement and control in industrial applications.