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Overview

The Emerson Westinghouse 5X00226G02 is a critical component in safety-grade control systems, serving as an I/O interface controller that ensures reliable communication between field instrumentation and the main control system. Designed to meet stringent nuclear industry standards, this electronic module delivers exceptional performance in the most demanding environments.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Nuclear Grade Quality: Manufactured to meet rigorous nuclear industry standards for safety and reliability.

• High Reliability: Designed for continuous operation in critical applications with a proven performance record.

• Robust Signal Processing: Accurate processing of analog and digital signals between field devices and control systems.

• Redundancy Support: Capable of supporting redundant configurations for enhanced system availability.

• Diagnostic Capabilities: Comprehensive self-testing and diagnostic functions for maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Long-Term Stability: Maintains consistent performance over extended service periods.

Technical Specifications:

• Product Code: 5X00226G02

• Manufacturer: Emerson Westinghouse

• Module Type: I/O Interface Controller

• Application: Nuclear Power Plant Control Systems

• Safety Classification: Safety-grade (where applicable)

• Environmental Qualification: Qualified for harsh nuclear environments

• Interface Support: Analog and digital I/O signals

Typical Applications:

• Nuclear power plant safety systems

• Reactor protection systems

• Engineering safety feature actuation systems

• Critical process control systems

• High-reliability industrial applications

Compatibility:
This module is compatible with:

• Emerson Westinghouse Common Q platform

• Nuclear instrumentation and control systems

• Safety-grade control equipment

Note: For complete technical specifications and application guidelines, refer to the official Emerson Westinghouse product documentation. Nuclear-grade components require special handling and qualification procedures.