The Honeywell 82407468‑002 Multi‑Function Regulator Board provides localized voltage regulation, distribution, and diagnostic indication for analog‑input operation within Honeywell PF‑200 and TPS/LCN station electronics.
Specifications
Model: 82407468‑002
Brand: Honeywell
Origin: USA
Product Type: Multi‑Function Regulator Board
Function: Provides localized voltage regulation and distribution for analog‑input circuits in PF‑200
Fuses:
F1: 5 A
F2: 2 A
F3: 5 A
LED Indicators:
LD1: Indicates +24 VDC present on backplane
LD2: Indicates all regulated voltages are present
Test Points (TP):
TP1: +24 VDC
TP2: +12 VDC
TP3: Common
TP4: +15 VDC
TP5: Analog Common
TP6: -15 VDC
Application: PF‑200 analog‑input regulation and TPS/LCN station electronics
Construction: Industrial‑grade PCB assembly
Installation: Board‑level installation within station hardware
Features
Localized Voltage Regulation: Provides multi‑level regulated outputs for analog‑input circuits
Integrated Fusing: Includes three onboard fuses (5 A, 2 A, 5 A) for circuit protection
Diagnostic LED Indicators: LD1 and LD2 provide immediate visual confirmation of voltage presence
Accessible Test Points: Six test points allow direct measurement of regulated voltages and common references
PF‑200 Integration: Designed specifically for analog‑input operation within PF‑200 systems
Industrial Durability: Rugged PCB design for continuous operation in control‑system environments
Low Maintenance: Passive regulator architecture reduces service requirements
FAQ – Common Questions
What is the function of this board: It regulates and distributes voltages for PF‑200 analog‑input circuits.
What fuses are included: F1 is 5 A, F2 is 2 A, and F3 is 5 A.
What do the LEDs indicate: LD1 shows +24 VDC presence; LD2 confirms all regulated voltages are present.
What test points are available: TP1 +24 VDC, TP2 +12 VDC, TP3 Common, TP4 +15 VDC, TP5 Analog Common, TP6 -15 VDC.
Where is this board used: PF‑200 analog‑input assemblies and TPS/LCN station electronics.
How is it installed: As a PCB module inside the station hardware.
