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SKU: 3625A

Triconex 3625A Digital 24VDC Output Module

The Triconex 3625A is a 16-point TMR Digital Output module for the Tricon safety system. Providing reliable 24V DC control, it features quad-voter technology and SIL 3 certification for mission-critical fail-safe applications.

Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) Output Overview

The Triconex 3625A is a high-availability digital output module designed for the Tricon Triple Modular Redundant (TMR) safety system. This module is engineered to drive critical final control elements, such as solenoid valves, motor starters, and signaling lamps, which require a 24V DC signal. By utilizing a “quad-voter” circuit architecture, the 3625A ensures that a single hardware failure—whether it be a short circuit or an open circuit—does not result in an unintended state change of the field device. This level of fault tolerance makes the module a standard component for Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) globally.

Key Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Triconex (Schneider Electric)
  • Model Number: 3625A
  • Module Type: TMR Digital Output (DO)
  • Output Voltage: 24V DC (Nominal)
  • Number of Points: 16 Points, non-commoned
  • Maximum Load Current: 2.0 Amps per point (typical for 3625 series)
  • Safety Rating: SIL 3 Capable (IEC 61508)
  • Dimensions: 2.2 cm x 40.5 cm x 40 cm
  • Net Weight: 2.04 kg
  • Diagnostics: Integrated “Hotway” and output loop supervised testing
  • Origin: USA

Advanced Safety Features and Diagnostics

Control engineers specify the 3625A because it actively monitors the health of the output circuit while the system is running. The module performs a continuous “Output Voter Test,” which briefly pulses the output switches to verify they can change state without actually cycling the field device. If the module detects a discrepancy between the commanded state and the measured state at the field terminal, it triggers a diagnostic alarm. Because the 3625A supports hot-swapping, maintenance personnel can replace a faulty module without shutting down the process, maintaining the plant’s production continuity while restoring full redundancy.

Critical Industry Applications

  • Emergency Shutdown (ESD): Actuating isolation valves to stop the flow of hazardous materials during a process upset.
  • Fire and Gas (F&G) Systems: Driving deluge valves and high-decibel acoustic alarms in offshore or refinery environments.
  • Burner Management Systems (BMS): Controlling fuel gas shut-off valves for industrial heaters and furnaces.
  • Machinery Protection: Managing high-speed trip solenoids for rotating equipment like steam turbines and compressors.