PS3500 Power and Diagnostics Powering Availability

What is an acceptable amount of downtime?

 Universal AC or DC input  22.5 …30 VDC adjustable output  15 Amps per module  Up to 91% 230 VAC input  Active load sharing High-Integrity Power

Failure of one module will not impact system operation  High system reliability (no internal fans)  ATEX Zone 2 and Class I/Div. 2  Hot-Swappable  Low noise for HART and Fieldbus applications

Thermal Dissipation Power supplies lose energy in the form of heat  PS3500 has very low heat dissipation due to high efficiency  +45° C without de-rating

Configurable Redundancy 90 A MAX 30 A MAX 45 A MAX

What if you could monitor power like any other field device?

PS3500 Diagnostic Module MainsOutputMonitoringPowerSuppliesDiagnostics Four layers of monitoring

Diagnostics Voltage Current Spikes Primary Voltage Ripple & noise Overall current Secondary 4 Temperatures Output current DC/DC frequency Usage clock Power Supply Ambient temperature Comm checksum Redundancy status Diagnostics

Warnings and Alarms  Configurable alarms  Log and time stamp  Simple setup

Plant Asset Management Integration Asset Management Integration  AMS - EDDL  RS485/HART  FDT/DTM

Markets  Where is N+1 redundancy required?  Oil & Gas Refineries  Continuous process Facilities  Safety Shut down systems /SIL 3  Offshore platforms  Fieldbus projects

PS3500 Application Success Stories  Shell  Shell/Albian Sands (Upstream) mine site- Bulk power for C300 control cabinets  Shell/Scotford Upgrader site: Bulk power for C300 control cabinets  Bentley Nevada / GE  Redundant bulk power vibration monitoring system  Mikron Infrared : Coal Gasification  Bulk power for Infrared camera purge: monitoring gas separation units  Cargill  Blaire, NE providing 24VDC redundant bulk power to instrumentation, throughout their facility...they produce corn based petroleum products; including eco friendly plastics, and ethanol