Description
Emerson 5X00301G01 Digital Output Module – Reliable Discrete Control for Ovation DCS
The Emerson 5X00301G01 is a digital output module commonly used in Emerson Ovation DCS installations to drive solenoids, interlocks, indicator lamps, and small contactors with consistent, deterministic response. From my experience, this model is favored in retrofit work because it drops straight into the existing I/O carrier and keeps wiring changes to a minimum. You might notice that it handles day‑to‑day switching in demanding plants with very little fuss, which is exactly what most maintenance teams want.
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- Quotation & confirmation: We confirm availability and revision compatibility for 5X00301G01, then share lead time.
- Payment terms: 50% advance payment; full balance prior to delivery.
- Shipping: Express via FedEx, UPS, or DHL.
- Lead time: Typically 1 week if in stock; no more than one month at the latest.
- Warranty: 365 days replacement warranty.
Key Features
- Ovation DCS compatibility: Designed for Emerson Ovation I/O carriers for straightforward replacement and expansion.
- Discrete output control: Drives typical plant loads such as solenoids, lamps, and interlocks with stable timing.
- Channel density (typical): Available in common Ovation point counts (often 16 or 32), helping consolidate cabinet space.
- Backplane integration: Communicates via the Ovation backplane; no extra field comms card needed.
- Isolation by groups: In many cases channels are grouped for isolation and protection, reducing cross‑talk risks.
- Field power flexibility: Uses external field supply for outputs; supports typical 24 VDC plant standards.
- Service-friendly design: Hot‑swap in many cabinets when proper procedures are followed, keeping downtime short.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | Emerson 5X00301G01 (Digital Output Module) |
| HS Code | 853890 (Parts for industrial control apparatus) |
| Power Requirements | Backplane-powered logic; field power supplied externally for output loads (typically 24 VDC). |
| Dimensions & Weight | Standard Ovation plug‑in module form factor; compact card, approx ≤0.3 kg (varies by revision). |
| Operating Temperature | Typically 0 to +60 °C; non‑condensing environment recommended. |
| Signal I/O Types | Discrete digital outputs; point count and output driver style may depend on terminal assembly (commonly 24 VDC). |
| Communication Interfaces | Ovation I/O backplane interface to controller/processor; no direct fieldbus. |
| Installation Method | Plug‑in to designated Ovation I/O carrier with matching terminal assemblies and cable sets. |
Application Fields
You’ll typically see 5X00301G01 in continuous process and utility environments where discrete control still matters:
- Power generation: turbine auxiliary skids, lube oil systems, dampers, fans, heat‑trace circuits.
- Water and wastewater: pump starters, valve actuators, gate controls, alarm beacons.
- Oil & gas and petrochemicals: ESD interlocks, purge fans, burner management outputs (per system design).
- Pulp & paper and chemicals: conveyor interlocks, batch sequencing, utility island control.
A maintenance supervisor told me their team swapped a legacy output card for 5X00301G01 during a night shift and had the unit running in under an hour—no rewiring, just a tidy carrier check and verification test.
Advantages & Value
- Reliability in harsh duty: Stable switching and low nuisance trips reduce callouts and overtime.
- Native compatibility: Works within the Ovation ecosystem—simplifies spare strategies and training.
- Lifecycle savings: Drop‑in replacement limits panel rework and commissioning hours.
- Support for upgrades: Pairs with standard Ovation terminal assemblies and cable sets, keeping BOMs clean.
- Assured availability: Practical lead times and a 365‑day warranty reduce supply risk for critical spares.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet environment: Install in a clean, ventilated panel; follow Ovation carrier spacing and grounding practices.
- Wiring basics: Use the matching terminal assembly; label field conductors; segregate high‑energy lines from low‑level signals.
- Inductive loads: Fit diode or RC snubbers on solenoids and contactor coils to protect output drivers.
- Power checks: Verify external field supply polarity and fusing for each output group before energizing.
- Hot‑swap practice: If your cabinet supports it, follow site LOTO, quiesce the channel, and observe ESD handling.
- Routine care: Periodic terminal retorque, dust cleaning, and point‑by‑point proof testing during scheduled outages.
- Firmware/config: Keep controller configuration aligned with actual point mapping; document any channel reassignment.
Quality & Certifications
- Conformity typically aligned with CE marking for EMC and safety.
- UL/cUL considerations for industrial control equipment (panel use), depending on installation.
- RoHS-compliant components in many revisions; check specific part build if required by policy.
- Backed by a 365‑day warranty from delivery.









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