The Emerson 8717-CA-PS is a specialized power supply module carrier designed for the PAC8000 I/O system. This carrier provides the necessary mounting and power distribution infrastructure for modular I/O components, ensuring reliable operation within industrial control environments. It is engineered to support seamless integration with other system components, such as the 8718-CA-NS or 8715-CA-BI carriers.
Features
Designed specifically for the PAC8000 modular I/O platform.
Integrated DC power feed functionality.
Flexible mounting options including standard DIN rail or panel mounting.
Robust construction suitable for demanding industrial temperature ranges.
Supports efficient power distribution for connected I/O modules.
Technical Specifications
Product Model
8717-CA-PS
Manufacturer
Emerson
Power Input
18 to 32 V DC
Operating Temperature
-40 to +70 degC
Storage Temperature
-50 to +85 degC
Relative Humidity
5 to 95% RH (non-condensing)
Tariff Code
8537101190
Installation Guidelines
Ensure the installation surface is clean and vibration-free for panel mounting, or use a standard DIN rail for modular rack configurations.
Verify that the input power supply is within the 18 to 32 V DC range before connecting to the carrier.
Maintain proper clearance around the module to allow for adequate airflow and heat dissipation, especially when operating near the upper temperature limits.
Ensure all wiring is securely terminated and that the carrier is properly grounded according to local electrical codes.
Power down the system before installing or removing any I/O modules from the carrier to prevent electrical damage or signal disruption.
FAQ
Is the 8717-CA-PS compatible with all PAC8000 modules?
The 8717-CA-PS is a power supply carrier designed for specific use within the PAC8000 I/O system. It is intended to be used in conjunction with compatible carriers such as the 8718-CA-NS or 8715-CA-BI. Please verify your specific system configuration requirements before installation.
What is the required power input for this carrier?
This module carrier operates on a DC power input ranging from 18 to 32 V DC.
