Schneider Electric 140CHS11000 – Modicon Quantum Hot Standby Module for CPU Redundancy

Brand / Model Schneider Electric 140CHS11000
Function Modicon Quantum Hot Standby (HSBY) module for CPU redundancy
HS Code 8538.90 – Parts for electrical control equipment (final classification may vary by country)
Power Requirements Powered via Quantum backplane (no separate external power on module)
Communication Interfaces Dedicated Hot Standby sync/link between two 140CHS11000 modules; backplane link to CPU
Signal I/O Types Redundancy status/control over backplane and HSBY link; no process I/O terminals on the module
Installation Method Single‑slot Quantum plug‑in; one module per rack in the redundant pair (matching slot positions recommended)
Operating Temperature Typically 0…+60 °C (cabinet‑installed; non‑condensing)
Dimensions & Weight (approx.) Quantum single‑slot format; ~0.3–0.5 kg
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Schneider Electric 140CHS11000 – Modicon Quantum Hot Standby Module for CPU Redundancy

The Schneider Electric 140CHS11000 is the Hot Standby (HSBY) module for Modicon Quantum racks. In practical terms, it links a primary and a standby Quantum CPU so the standby mirrors the primary and can take over automatically if there’s a fault. From my experience, it’s the cleanest path to CPU redundancy on brownfield Quantum systems—you keep your I/O strategy and cabinet layout, add the HSBY link, and gain predictable switchover behavior.

Schneider Electric 140CHS11000 Hot Standby Module

Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees

  • The warranty period is 365 days
  • Delivery time: 1 week for in-stock; no more than one month at the latest
  • Payment method: 50% advance payment, full payment for delivery
  • Express delivery methods: FedEx, UPS, DHL
  • Pre‑shipment checks: visual/label verification and basic functional check; ESD‑safe, shock‑resistant packing

Key Features

  • CPU redundancy for Quantum – Creates a primary/standby pair so control keeps running after a CPU fault.
  • Deterministic switchover – Standby tracks the primary in real time; switchover is typically fast and predictable when the link is healthy.
  • Backplane integration – Communicates directly with the CPU over the Quantum backplane; no extra gateways.
  • Status & diagnostics – Front LEDs and clear states (Primary/Standby/Sync) help maintenance verify redundancy at a glance.
  • Like‑for‑like retrofit – Fits standard Quantum racks; in many cases no cabinet modification is needed.

Technical Specifications

Brand / Model Schneider Electric 140CHS11000
Function Modicon Quantum Hot Standby (HSBY) module for CPU redundancy
HS Code 8538.90 – Parts for electrical control equipment (final classification may vary by country)
Power Requirements Powered via Quantum backplane (no separate external power on module)
Communication Interfaces Dedicated Hot Standby sync/link between two 140CHS11000 modules; backplane link to CPU
Signal I/O Types Redundancy status/control over backplane and HSBY link; no process I/O terminals on the module
Installation Method Single‑slot Quantum plug‑in; one module per rack in the redundant pair (matching slot positions recommended)
Operating Temperature Typically 0…+60 °C (cabinet‑installed; non‑condensing)
Dimensions & Weight (approx.) Quantum single‑slot format; ~0.3–0.5 kg

Application Fields

Plants use the 140CHS11000 wherever process uptime is non‑negotiable and the Quantum base should be preserved:

  • Power generation and utilities – redundant control of boiler/BOP and balance‑of‑plant systems.
  • Oil & gas / petrochem – hot standby CPUs for continuous units and critical interlocks.
  • Water & wastewater – plant‑wide SCADA/PLC islands that must ride through a CPU failure.
  • Pharma and food – validated Quantum cabinets where like‑for‑like redundancy eases change control.

A controls engineer summed it up well: “We paired two Quantum racks with 140CHS11000, ran a forced failover, and the process held steady.” That’s typically the outcome when both racks are matched and the link is wired correctly.

Advantages & Value

  • Reliability – Automatic switchover keeps loops alive through CPU faults or maintenance.
  • Compatibility – Native to Quantum; preserves existing I/O, wiring, and most project structures.
  • Cost savings – Adds redundancy without a platform migration; reduces outage risk.
  • Support – We can help review slot layout, firmware alignment, and HSBY link checks before shutdown.
  • Lead‑time certainty – Practical deliveries aligned with outage windows.

Installation & Maintenance

  • Rack pairing: Use two Quantum racks with identical slot layouts; install one 140CHS11000 per rack in the same slot.
  • HSBY link: Route the dedicated standby link cleanly between racks; avoid motor/VFD cable trays; verify link LEDs.
  • Project setup: Enable Hot Standby in Control Expert/Unity Pro; match CPU firmware and module revisions.
  • Testing: Perform a controlled switchover test (primary power pull or CPU stop) during commissioning to validate behavior.
  • ESD & handling: Strap to ground; seat the module firmly to ensure full backplane engagement.
  • Routine care: Periodic dust cleaning, connector torque checks, and a quick redundancy health check in diagnostics.

Quality & Certifications

  • Manufactured under Schneider Electric quality systems (ISO 9001 aligned).
  • CE marking for EMC/safety; many Quantum modules are UL/cUL Recognized.
  • RoHS compliance by series generation; confirmable by part/serial if needed.
  • Warranty: 365 days repair/replace coverage from delivery.

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