51198947-100 Honeywell HPM Power Supply

Description:

Preventive Maintenance Tips: Power Systems 1
It Doesn’t Run Without Power—Proper Maintenance
of Power Systems
Maintaining the power system is critical for any of your systems
and that is definitely true when dealing with the PM/APM/HPM
(xPM) family. Depending on your configuration and process, the
failure of proper maintenance practices and ignoring alarms from
the power system could lead to failures that have the potential to
bring a process or plant to a standstill. This includes loss of view,
loss of control, or even loss of the process.
How Proper Power System Maintenance Can Help You
• Reassurance that your power system and battery
back-ups are running properly
• Reduced risk of downtime due to power system issues
• Allows you to be proactive in your maintenance approach
• Simplified ordering for maintenance items available in
a kit versus individual components
• Lower cost of replacement to mitigate costly unplanned
system downtime
• Current version of Power Supply has multiple improved
characteristics
Proper maintenance of the power system includes addressing
the power supplies, battery backup and the CMOS memory backup
batteries. The expected lifespan of each of these components is
different and the lifespan of each is also affected by the environment
in which they are used. Benchmarks for changing out each component
are every 10 years for the power supply, every five years for the
battery backup (and possibly every three), and every two years
for the CMOS batteries. Honeywell now offers an upgrade kit,
MC-ZPSUG2, which provides all of these components packaged
together. The power supply provided is the current version with
improved characteristics.
Any failures of these power system components should be
changed immediately.

Datasheet Link:

51198947-100 Honeywell HPM Power Supply Datasheet