Description
Product Description
Overview
The CP461-51-S2 processor module from Yokogawa is engineered for high-availability CENTUM VP field control units. It is designed to operate in dual-redundant configurations, ensuring uninterrupted operation in critical industrial processes. This module provides compatibility with multiple bus coupler and communication modules, delivering flexible integration in complex control systems.
Key Features
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Dual-redundant capable using two identical modules of the same model (CP461 or CP471)
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Supports installation with up to two processor modules in dual-redundant configuration
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Compatible with ESB bus coupler modules (EC401, EC402), N-ESB bus couplers (A2EN402, A2EN404), and Optical ESB repeaters (ANT401, ANT411)
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Communication modules (ALR111, ALR121, ALE111, ALF111, ALP121) support single or dual-redundant configurations
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High reliability and long-term availability for continuous industrial operation
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Lightweight: 0.3 kg
Technical Specifications
Module Configuration
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Power Supply Modules: PW481, PW482, or PW484 (2 modules for dual-redundant operation)
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Processor Modules: CP461 style S2 or later, or CP471 (2 modules for dual-redundant operation)
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Redundant pair requires two identical modules of the same model code
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Maximum of 8 modules can be installed in an FCU depending on module type
Compatibility
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ESB Bus Coupler Modules: EC401, EC402
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N-ESB Bus Coupler Modules: A2EN402, A2EN404
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Optical ESB Modules: ANT401, ANT411
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Communication Modules: ALR111, ALR121, ALE111, ALF111, ALP121
Warranty
Applications
Ideal for field control systems requiring high availability, redundancy, and seamless integration with CENTUM VP communication and bus coupler modules. Suitable for process control in power generation, chemical processing, and critical manufacturing operations.
FAQ
Q: Can CP461-51-S2 modules be used in a mixed redundant pair with CP471?
A: No, redundant pairs must consist of two identical modules, either CP461 or CP471.
Q: How many processor modules can be installed in a single FCU?
A: Up to two modules per dual-redundant pair, with a maximum of eight modules depending on system configuration.
Q: Are all communication modules compatible with dual-redundant operation?
A: ESB bus couplers, N-ESB couplers, and Optical ESB modules require dual-redundant configuration. Other communication modules can operate in single or dual-redundant mode.