Emerson KJ2231X1-BB1 Auxiliary Relay DTA‑Direct Module – Clean, isolated interposing for DeltaV discrete circuits

Brand / ModelEmerson DeltaV / KJ2231X1-BB1 (Auxiliary Relay DTA‑Direct Module)

HS Code (reference)8537.10 — Boards/panels for electric control (industrial control assemblies)

Power Requirements24 VDC nominal via DTA‑Direct backplane (typical)

Operating Temperature0 to +55 °C typical cabinet environment (non‑condensing)

Signal I/O TypesRelay dry‑contact outputs (interposing; SPST/SPDT per channel depending on build)

Communication InterfacesBackplane link to DTA‑Direct carrier; no external fieldbus/serial port on the module

Installation MethodPlug‑in slice on DTA‑Direct carrier mounted to DIN‑rail inside control cabinet

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Emerson KJ2231X1-BB1 Auxiliary Relay DTA‑Direct Module – Clean, isolated interposing for DeltaV discrete circuits

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The Emerson KJ2231X1-BB1 seems to be the go-to Auxiliary Relay module in DTA‑Direct marshalling, especially when you need clean, isolated dry contacts between a DeltaV output and real-world devices. From my experience, it’s typically used as an interposing relay layer—protecting the control system while switching solenoids, lamps, small contactors, or alarm circuits without worrying about leakage or ground loops. You might notice that it drops straight into the DTA‑Direct carrier, so panel wiring stays tidy and maintenance is painless.

Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees

  • Warranty: 365 days
  • Delivery time: 1 week for in-stock items; no more than one month at the latest
  • Payment: 50% advance payment, full payment for delivery
  • Express delivery: FedEx, UPS, DHL

Key Features

  • Auxiliary relay outputs (dry contacts): Interposes between the controller and field loads, reducing stress on the main I/O and improving isolation.
  • DTA‑Direct integration: Plug-in module alignment with Emerson DTA‑Direct carriers keeps wiring straightforward and service-friendly.
  • Galvanic isolation: Helps break ground loops and noise coupling in mixed AC/DC panels, which in many cases cuts down nuisance trips.
  • Backplane powered: Typically 24 VDC supplied via the DTA‑Direct base, so no ad-hoc power taps in the cabinet.
  • Field-replaceable design: Swap the module without disturbing the marshalling or terminal blocks—downtime stays low.
  • Status visibility: Many builds include per-channel indicators, making commissioning and fault location quicker on busy panels.
  • Control system friendly: Works as a clean interposing layer for DeltaV discrete outputs to drive solenoids, beacons, HOA panels, or alarm horns.

Technical Specifications

Brand / Model Emerson DeltaV / KJ2231X1-BB1 (Auxiliary Relay DTA‑Direct Module)
HS Code (reference) 8537.10 — Boards/panels for electric control (industrial control assemblies)
Power Requirements 24 VDC nominal via DTA‑Direct backplane (typical)
Operating Temperature 0 to +55 °C typical cabinet environment (non‑condensing)
Signal I/O Types Relay dry‑contact outputs (interposing; SPST/SPDT per channel depending on build)
Communication Interfaces Backplane link to DTA‑Direct carrier; no external fieldbus/serial port on the module
Installation Method Plug‑in slice on DTA‑Direct carrier mounted to DIN‑rail inside control cabinet

Notes: Specific channel count and contact ratings vary by configuration; for motor or high‑inrush loads, use an external contactor. If you need exact ratings for your panel study, share the load details and we’ll verify the build sheet before shipment.

Application Fields

  • Oil & Gas and Petrochemicals — interposing for ESD solenoids, beacons, and annunciators
  • Power & Utilities — turbine auxiliaries, boiler trip relays, damper and valve drives
  • Water & Wastewater — pump starters, panel lights, HOA stations, and alarm horns
  • Pharma & Food — low‑noise isolation for quality‑critical lines and cleanroom panels
  • Metals & Mining — rugged relay interface for field devices with mixed AC/DC wiring

Advantages & Value

  • Reliability first: Relay isolation typically shields your primary I/O from transients and wiring faults.
  • Compatibility: Built for Emerson DTA‑Direct, so it lines up with DeltaV marshalling methods without adapters.
  • Lower lifecycle cost: Field‑replaceable slices mean fewer wiring reworks and shorter planned shutdowns.
  • Clean documentation: Wiring stays consistent with DTA‑Direct pinouts, which helps QA and FAT/SAT sign‑off.
  • Technical support: We help match contact ratings and coil loading to your P&IDs—no guesswork.

Installation & Maintenance

  • Cabinet environment: Mount on DIN‑rail DTA‑Direct carriers in a ventilated cabinet; maintain ambient within 0–55 °C, non‑condensing.
  • Wiring practice: Follow segregation for AC and DC; use ferruled conductors; torque terminals to spec; route inductive loads with proper suppression.
  • Power & grounding: Provide stable 24 VDC to the DTA‑Direct backplane; maintain a clean cabinet ground to reduce noise.
  • Safety: De‑energize circuits before handling; verify isolation of stored energy from inductive loads.
  • Routine checks: Periodic relay exercise and functional proof‑tests; inspect terminals for looseness or discoloration; clean dust with dry air.
  • Firmware/config: The module itself is passive; any logic updates occur in the controller—review interlock logic after any wiring change.

Quality & Certifications

  • Manufacturer hardware typically carries CE and UL/CSA marks for industrial control equipment.
  • RoHS compliance is common for recent builds; we can confirm by serial/batch before ship.
  • Our warranty: 365 days replacement/repair coverage from delivery date.

Short customer note: “We dropped KJ2231X1‑BB1 slices into an existing DTA‑Direct rail to clean up alarm circuits. Commissioning went faster than planned—status indication helped our techs find two miswired points in minutes.”

If your load list includes higher inrush solenoids or mixed AC/DC services, share the details. One thing I appreciate with this module family is how predictable it behaves as an interposing layer—once we match the contact duty correctly, nuisance trips almost disappear.

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