Description
Emerson 5X00228G01 DCS I/O Module – Field Signal Interface for Emerson Ovation Racks
The Emerson 5X00228G01 is a rack-mounted I/O module used widely in Ovation distributed control systems to bring plant signals cleanly into the controller. From my experience, it’s chosen when you need dependable, hot‑swappable field connectivity with built-in diagnostics and long lifecycle availability. You might notice that it integrates neatly with Ovation carriers and termination panels, making upgrades or channel expansions straightforward during turnarounds.
Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Lead time: Typically 1 week if in stock; no more than 1 month at the latest
- Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
- Express: FedEx, UPS, DHL
Key Features
- Ovation rack compatibility – Designed for Emerson Ovation DCS carriers and termination panels, easing retrofit and spares management.
- Hot‑swappable serviceability – In many cases, the module can be replaced online with the proper Ovation procedures, minimizing process downtime.
- Wide signal coverage – Variants typically support 4–20 mA and 0–10 V analog, 24 VDC discrete, and RTD/thermocouple inputs where applicable.
- Backplane power and data – No external PSU on the card; power and communication are handled through the Ovation backplane for clean wiring.
- Channel diagnostics – Built‑in status and fault reporting help maintenance teams pinpoint wiring issues or failed field devices faster.
- High availability architecture – Works within redundant Ovation I/O/controller strategies for improved uptime.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | Emerson 5X00228G01 |
| System Context | For Emerson Ovation DCS racks/carriers (module type varies by I/O variant) |
| HS Code | 8537.10 (Boards/panels for electric control, ≤1000 V; final classification may vary by jurisdiction) |
| Power Requirements | Backplane powered (typically 5 VDC logic via carrier; field loop power 24 VDC when applicable); power draw commonly 3–8 W depending on I/O density |
| Dimensions & Weight | 1‑slot plug‑in module for Ovation rack; typical module weight under 0.5 kg |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 60°C (typical for this family; check installed revision for exact rating) |
| Signal I/O Types | Varies by sub‑model: 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, dry contact / 24 VDC DI/DO, RTD, thermocouple, etc. |
| Communication Interfaces | Ovation backplane bus to the controller; configuration through Ovation engineering tools (no front‑port Ethernet on standard I/O cards) |
| Installation Method | Hot‑insertable plug‑in card; field wiring via associated termination panels/terminal blocks on the carrier |
Application Fields
Plants running Ovation typically use the 5X00228G01 in:
- Power generation – Turbine balance‑of‑plant (BOP), boiler controls, feedwater, emissions monitoring I/O.
- Oil & gas and petrochem – Unit interlocks, compressor skids, tank farm signals where DCS standardization matters.
- Water/wastewater – PID loops for level/pressure and distributed RTU backhaul into the Ovation core.
- Pulp & paper / metals – Analog and discrete points across MCCs and marshalling panels for process areas.
A maintenance manager at a combined‑cycle site told us the hot‑swap procedure “saves a shift” during planned loop checks—no need to drop a cabinet just to replace one noisy analog channel.
Advantages & Value
- Reliability – Mature Ovation hardware with robust diagnostics; typically lower nuisance trips compared to mixed‑vendor I/O.
- Compatibility – Works natively with Ovation controllers and engineering tools, reducing integration risk and commissioning time.
- Lifecycle cost – Standardized spares, faster swap times, and fewer custom adapters help cut maintenance overhead.
- Technical support – Clear revision control and firmware alignment through Ovation, which, in many cases, simplifies cybersecurity patching and change management.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet and environment – Install in an Ovation rack inside a clean, ventilated cabinet. Maintain ambient 0–60°C and non‑condensing humidity.
- Wiring – Use shielded twisted pair for analog and low‑level signals; land shields at the termination panel per Ovation grounding practices.
- Power – Provide stable 24 VDC loop supplies where needed; avoid mixing instrument and power returns.
- Hot‑swap safety – Follow Ovation procedures, including placing channels in a safe state before removal. ESD precautions are strongly recommended.
- Routine maintenance – Periodic terminal re‑torque, channel loop checks during outages, and verification of firmware/engineering database alignment.
- Spare strategy – Keep at least one spare module per cabinet section; for critical loops, consider a second spare to cover revision compatibility.
Quality & Certifications
- Certifications – Typically CE‑marked; UL/cUL Recognized. RoHS compliance depends on specific hardware revision.
- Manufacturing quality – Produced under ISO 9001 quality systems in most cases for Ovation hardware.
- Warranty – 365‑day warranty coverage as part of our supply terms.
Recommended Supporting Components
- Ovation I/O carrier and termination panels – Required for field wiring; choose per signal type (AI, AO, DI, DO, RTD/TC) to match the 5X00228G01 variant.
- Shielded instrument cabling – 18–22 AWG twisted pair for analog; discrete wiring sized per load and distance.
- Redundant controllers/backplane – Where high availability is needed, pair with redundant Ovation controller paths.
- Surge protection – DIN‑rail surge suppressors for outdoor instruments or long cable runs to protect channels.
If you’re aligning to a specific firmware or I/O subtype for 5X00228G01, share your controller revision and channel count. That small detail typically ensures the module matches your existing database and termination style without surprises during commissioning.








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