Product Overview

The KJ3222X1-BA1 (12P2532X142 / VE4033S2B1) is a redundancy card used in the Emerson DeltaV M-series I/O subsystem. It is intended to support high-availability control architectures by providing redundancy-related functionality within configured DeltaV I/O assemblies. In typical installations, the card is used where continuous operation is required and the system design includes redundant components to reduce single points of failure.

This part is supplied for installed-base support and maintenance replacement in DeltaV systems. Correct operation depends on matching the card to the specific DeltaV M-series I/O carrier, terminal block arrangement, and redundancy topology used at the site.

Key Technical Characteristics

• Brand: Emerson

• Control System Family: DeltaV

• I/O Platform: DeltaV M-series I/O Subsystem

• Module Category: Redundant Card / Redundancy Accessory

• Model Numbers: KJ3222X1-BA1, 12P2532X142, VE4033S2B1

• Primary Function: Supports redundancy implementation in DeltaV I/O configurations (system-dependent)

• Mechanical and Supply Data:

• Condition: Brand New

• Availability: In Stock

• Product Origin: USA

• Discontinued On: Dec 31, 2018

• Minimum Order Quantity: 1

• HS Code: 8537101190

• Weight: 0.2 kg

• Dimensions: 4.4 × 10.8 × 12.7 cm

• System Type: DCS

• Integration Notes:

• Intended for use in DeltaV M-series redundancy architectures as defined by the control system configuration

• Compatibility depends on the specific DeltaV I/O hardware set and carrier/terminal base selection

• Configuration and verification should be performed using DeltaV engineering tools and the correct DeltaV hardware documentation

Industrial Applications

• Continuous process plants requiring high system availability

• Redundant DeltaV I/O deployments in oil and gas facilities

• Chemical and petrochemical process control systems

• Power generation balance-of-plant automation requiring reduced downtime risk

• Manufacturing lines where redundant control strategies are used to improve uptime