Product Details

Emerson brands include Fisher, Rosemount, DeltaV, Epro，Ovation.

Product Introduction

Emerson VE4017P0 M-series H1 I/O Interface Card and Terminal Block Trusted supplier

Brand：Emerson

Item No.：VE4017P0

Product Type：H1 I/O Interface Card and Terminal Block

Product Origin：USA

Dimensions：107 x 41 x 105 mm

Weight：0.3 kg

Payment：T/T, Western Union, Credit Card

Shipping Port：Xiamen, China

Lead Time：1-3 Days

Condition：Brand New And Original

Warranty：1 Year

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Product FAQs

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FAQ

What is the maximum number of devices supported per VE4017P0 card?
Each card supports up to 16 field devices per channel, totaling 32 devices, depending on device power consumption.

Does VE4017P0 support redundancy?
The VE4017P0 is a simplex module. For redundancy, use model VE4037P0, which includes two interface cards and a redundant terminal block.

Is the VE4017P0 hot-swappable?
Yes, the card can be replaced under power in safe areas without shutting down the system.

What system version is required to use VE4017P0?
VE4017P0 is compatible with DeltaV version 10.3.1 or later.

What types of signals are supported by this module?
It supports FOUNDATION Fieldbus signals compliant with IEC 61158-2.

What is the function block capacity of the VE4017P0?
Each VE4017P0 card supports up to 96 function blocks: 64 Fieldbus and 32 standard DeltaV function blocks.

Is the VE4017P0 suitable for hazardous environments?
Yes, it complies with FM, CSA, ATEX, and IECEx standards for Class I, Division 2 and Zone 2 hazardous areas.

How does the VE4017P0 handle communication failure?
In redundant configurations (using VE4037P0), it automatically switches to the standby card in the event of communication or hardware failure.