Vendor: Honeywell

Honeywell 51202991-010 Spare Point I/O Cable

SKU: 51202991-010
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Description

Honeywell 51202991-010 Spare Point I/O Cable

The Honeywell 51202991-010, also cataloged as the 51202991-010 spare point I/O cable, serves as a shielded UHIO multi-core assembly for stable low-voltage signal transmission between C300 controllers, field termination assemblies, and distributed I/O devices.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model 51202991-010
Brand Honeywell
Origin USA
Weight Not specified
Dimensions Cable length 10 m (suffix -010)
Operating Temp -10 to +55 deg C
Storage Temp -40 to +85 deg C
Power Consumption Passive cable assembly
Core Function Spare point I/O cable for UHIO systems
Jacket Material PVC or LSZH, flame-retardant, oil/moisture resistant
Isolation Shielded design, ≥100 MΩ insulation resistance
Application Experion PKS C300 cabinet interconnection
Protection Rating IP20 (connectors and terminations)

Channel-to-Channel Isolation

The cable employs multi-core shielding to suppress EMI and RFI across grouped I/O signals. Low contact resistance connectors ensure minimal signal attenuation, while insulation resistance ≥100 MΩ maintains electrical separation. Compact connector design supports quick insertion or screw-type fastening, ensuring reliable integration into Honeywell UHIO systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the 51202991-010 cable be extended beyond 10 m? A: The -010 suffix specifies 10 m length; longer lengths are available under different suffix codes (e.g., 300 m reels). Extension should follow Honeywell-approved assemblies.

Q: Does the cable support hot-swap of I/O modules? A: Hot-swap capability depends on the connected module; the cable itself provides passive interconnection only.

Q: What environmental limits apply to cabinet installation? A: The cable is rated for -10 to +55 deg C operation inside C300 cabinets, with humidity tolerance up to 95% non-condensing.

Field Installation Guidelines

  • Route the cable in designated trays or conduits to minimize mechanical stress.
  • Maintain shield grounding at a single point to prevent ground loops.
  • Avoid parallel routing with high-voltage lines to reduce induced noise.
  • Verify connector seating and secure fastening before energizing the system.
  • Inspect jacket integrity to ensure flame-retardant and moisture-resistant performance.