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SKU: MU-TAMT03 51309223-125

Honeywell MU-TAMT03 51309223-125 Analog Input Multiplexer

The Honeywell MU-TAMT03 (51309223-125) is a high-performance Analog Input Multiplexer designed for the TDC 3000 DCS. It optimizes signal routing for temperature and pressure sensors, reducing system complexity while maintaining precise data acquisition in harsh industrial environments.

The Honeywell MU-TAMT03, identified by part number 51309223-125, serves as a specialized Analog Input Multiplexer within the TDC 3000 Distributed Control System (DCS) ecosystem. This module provides a streamlined solution for managing high-density signal environments by consolidating various sensor inputs. It effectively bridges the gap between field instrumentation and the primary controller.

Operational Functionality

This multiplexer unit facilitates the sequential routing of multiple analog signals into a singular processing channel. It allows the system to monitor diverse parameters including temperature, pressure, and fluid flow through a centralized interface. By utilizing time-division switching, the MU-TAMT03 optimizes the utilization of available controller ports. This architecture significantly minimizes the physical wiring footprint and reduces overall hardware costs for large-scale industrial operations.

Key Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Honeywell
  • Series: TDC 3000 / MU-T Series
  • Part Number: 51309223-125
  • Signal Type: Analog Input (High Level/Low Level)
  • Physical Dimensions: 12.1 cm x 5.0 cm x 30.8 cm
  • Net Weight: 0.76 kg
  • Mounting Style: FTA (Field Termination Assembly) compatible
  • Country of Origin: USA

Industrial Applications

Engineers typically deploy the MU-TAMT03 in process industries that require extensive data acquisition. It excels in SCADA systems where port availability is limited. Common environments include chemical processing plants, refineries, and power generation facilities. The rugged design ensures signal integrity remains intact despite the electrical noise and thermal fluctuations found in industrial settings.