Vendor: Honeywell

Honeywell 900RR0-0001 CPU Rack

SKU: 900RR0-0001
In stock: 5
Description

Honeywell 900RR0-0001 CPU Rack

Configured for redundant CPU execution in HC900 hybrid controller systems, the Honeywell 900RR0-0001 (900RR0-0001 CPU rack) provides direct mechanical and electrical mounting for dual controller modules and associated I/O assemblies.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model 900RR0-0001
Brand Honeywell
Origin USA
Weight Approx. 3.79 lbs
Dimensions Rack-mounted form factor (HC900 cabinet)
Operating Temp 0 to +60 deg C
Power Consumption Passive distribution via HC900 power module
Core Function Houses redundant CPUs and modular I/O cards

4-20 mA HART Loop Protocol

The rack supports integration of HC900 modules that utilize 4-20 mA HART loop protocol for process variable transmission. This ensures compatibility with hybrid control environments where analog signal conditioning and digital diagnostics coexist. Channel-to-channel isolation is maintained across the backplane, preventing interference between redundant CPUs and distributed I/O modules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the 900RR0-0001 rack allow hot-swap of CPU modules? A: CPU modules can be replaced while power remains applied; redundancy firmware determines switchover behavior.

Q: How is backplane current distributed in redundant configurations? A: The rack itself does not consume active current; regulated DC is distributed from the HC900 power supply module across CPU and I/O slots.

Q: Is firmware upgrade compatibility affected by rack design? A: No, firmware compatibility is determined by CPU module architecture; the rack provides only physical and electrical interconnect.

Field Installation Guidelines

  • Mount the rack within the HC900 cabinet using designated rail supports.
  • Ensure shielded cables are properly grounded at a single point to minimize noise coupling.
  • Maintain clearance for airflow around CPU modules to prevent localized heating.
  • Verify redundant CPU slot alignment before insertion to avoid connector stress.
  • Follow standard industrial wiring practices: segregate analog and digital signal routing, and secure field wiring to prevent vibration-induced loosening.