TRICONEX 3625C1 | 16-Ch 24VDC DO Module In Stock

  • Model: 3625C1
  • Brand: TRICONEX (Schneider Electric)
  • Series: Tricon TMR (Triple Modular Redundancy)
  • Core Function: Drives 24VDC field devices (valves, relays, motor starters) in SIS/ESD.
  • Product Type: Digital Output Module (SIL3, TMR)
  • Key Specs: 16 channels | 24VDC (18–30V) | 2A/Ch | 1500VDC isolation
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Product Core Brief

  • Model: 3625C1
  • Brand: TRICONEX (Schneider Electric)
  • Series: Tricon TMR (Triple Modular Redundancy)
  • Core Function: Drives 24VDC field devices (valves, relays, motor starters) in SIS/ESD.
  • Product Type: Digital Output Module (SIL3, TMR)
  • Key Specs: 16 channels | 24VDC (18–30V) | 2A/Ch | 1500VDC isolationTRICONEX 3625C1

    TRICONEX 3625C1

Key Technical Specifications

  • Channel Count: 16 commoned digital outputs
  • Voltage: 24VDC nominal; 18–30VDC operating range
  • Output Current: 2A max per channel
  • Architecture: TMR 2oo3 hardware voting
  • Isolation: 1500VDC (chassis-to-output)
  • Diagnostics: Open/short detection; self-test every 500ms
  • On-state Drop: <1.0VDC @ 2A
  • Off-state Leakage: <2mA
  • Safety Rating: IEC 61508 SIL3; FM/CSA/ATEX certified
  • Operating Temp: -40°C to +70°C
  • Backplane: Tricon High-Density (HD) only
  • Hot-Swap: Supported (Tricon v8–v10 chassis)
  • Dimensions: 19” rack-mount, 1 slot; weight ~2.06kg

 

Product Introduction

TRICONEX 3625C1 is a 16-channel TMR digital output module for Tricon SIS/ESD systems. It provides fail-safe 24VDC control for critical safety devices in high-hazard processes.

Its 2oo3 voting eliminates single points of failure. The module’s 2A per-channel rating and 1500VDC isolation deliver robust, deterministic control for valves and relays.

 

QA & Testing SOP (Transparency Building)

  1. Incoming Inspection: Verify OEM part number, serial number, hologram; inspect PCB for burns, bent pins, cold solder joints.
  2. Live Testing: Seat in Tricon HD backplane; apply 24VDC; confirm PASS LED; 24-hour cycle test on all 16 channels.
  3. Electrical Testing: Verify 1500VDC isolation; check on-state drop <1V; leakage <2mA per channel.
  4. Firmware/Config Backup: Record firmware rev (e.g., v3.5.2); save channel mapping and voting config.
  5. Final QC & Packaging: Anti-static bag; QC tag with test date; shock-absorbent case with test report.

 

Installation Pitfalls & Guide (Engineer to Engineer)

  • ❗ Backplane Incompatibility: 3625C1 only fits Tricon HD backplanes. Will not work in Trident or standard Tricon racks.
  • ❗ Overcurrent Damage: Exceeding 2A/channel triggers shutdown and FAULT LED. Calculate load resistance before hookup.
  • ❗ Wiring Polarity: Reversing 24VDC damages output transistors. Label wires before disconnecting.
  • ❗ Firmware Rev Mismatch: Mixing revisions causes voting errors. Match replacement module rev to system.
  • ❗ ESD Risk: Ungrounded handling fries TMR logic. Use ESD strap and mat; $4k+ modules at risk.

Replacement Guide:

  1. Pre-install: Safe system state; power down; ESD protection.
  2. Removal: Extract module; label wiring; photo DIP switches.
  3. Install: Seat firmly; set switches; reconnect 24VDC with correct polarity.
  4. Power-on Test: Verify PASS LED; channel test; confirm TMR voting health.
TRICONEX 3625C1

TRICONEX 3625C1

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Is 3625C1 hot-swappable?A: Yes, in Tricon v8–v10 HD chassis. TMR voting prevents downtime; confirm system firmware supports hot-swap.

Q: What’s the warranty?A: New original: 12-month OEM warranty. Refurbished: 6-month functional warranty; excludes labor.

Q: Can it drive 120VAC loads?A: No. 24VDC only. Use interposing relays for AC loads.

Q: Difference between 3625C1 and 8312?A: 3625C1 = 16-ch 2A 24VDC (HD backplane). 8312 = 16-ch 100mA 24/48VDC (standard backplane).

Q: What causes FAULT LED?A: Channel overload, short circuit, voting mismatch, or firmware rev mismatch. Use Tricon diagnostics to isolate.

Q: Is 3625C1 obsolete?A: Not yet. Supported in current Tricon systems. Check Schneider for EOL notifications.

Q: What’s the self-test frequency?A: Every 500ms; detects open/short circuits and voting discrepancies.

Please note: The listed price is for reference only and is not binding. Final pricing and terms are subject to negotiation based on current market conditions and availability.