CC-MCC003 Overview

The EXPERION PKS  CC-MCC003 Honeywell is a 3-inch filler panel designed for Universal Process Cabinets (UPC), providing robust IP66-rated protection for Series-C I/O and equipment in harsh remote industrial environments.

Features and Benefits 

• Robust Protection: A component of the IP66-rated, 316L stainless steel UPC, providing reliable protection for I/O and equipment in harsh, remote environments.

• Hazardous Area Ready: Designed to meet HAZLOC approvals and GX (Harsh) operating conditions for safe deployment in challenging industrial settings.

• Flexible I/O Configuration: Supports various I/O combinations, accommodating up to 96 points with mixed Intrinsically Safe (IS) and non-IS signals.

• Extended Temperature Range: Capable of operating from -40°C to +55°C without requiring external heating or cooling systems.

• High Availability Design: Supports features like redundant AC mains power and AC power daisy-chaining for enhanced system reliability.

• Versatile Integration: Compatible with multiple power supply, IO link (including Experion PKS IO HIVE), and marshalling options for tailored solutions.

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary function of the Honeywell CC-MCC003?

A1: It is a 3-inch filler panel designed for the Universal Process Cabinet (UPC) to protect Series-C I/O and related equipment in remote industrial installations.

Q2: What environmental rating does the UPC cabinet it belongs to have?

A2: The UPC cabinet maintains an IP66 protection rating and meets Class GX (Harsh) operating conditions.

Q3: What types of I/O signals can the UPC system it supports handle?

A3: The system can flexibly support combinations of Intrinsically Safe (IS) and non-IS I/O points, with a maximum capacity of 96 points.

Q4: What are the key environmental specifications for its operation?

A4: It operates within an extended temperature range of -40°C to +55°C without needing external cooling or heating.

Q5: Does the system support redundancy for critical functions?

A5: Yes, it supports critical features including redundant AC mains power and power daisy-chaining between cabinets.