F880

8 Segment Redundant Fieldbus Power Supply

for use with the Yokogawa
CENTUM 3000 R3 Control System

F880-LS F880-RS

F880-PS

Installation Instructions
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CONTENTS PAGE

1 OVERVIEW____________________________________________________________ 1
2 DESCRIPTION _________________________________________________________ 1
3 COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES _________________________________________ 2
4 MECHANICAL __________________________________________________________ 3
4.1 Mounting Orientation ________________________________________________ 3
4.2 Enclosure Requirements______________________________________________ 3
4.2.1 General Requirements ____________________________________________ 3
4.2.2 Outdoor Mounting _______________________________________________ 4
4.3 DIN-rail Mounting ___________________________________________________ 4
4.3.1 Mounting Procedure______________________________________________ 4
4.4 Removal from DIN-rail _______________________________________________ 4
4.5 Mounting and Removal of F80x Power Modules ____________________________ 4
5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ______________________________________________ 5
5.1 DC Power Requirements______________________________________________ 5
5.2 Power A and Power B ________________________________________________ 5
5.2.1 Redundancy ____________________________________________________ 5
5.2.2 Terminator_____________________________________________________ 5
5.3 Alarm Connection ___________________________________________________ 5
5.4 Host Connections ___________________________________________________ 6
5.5 Field Segment Connections ___________________________________________ 6
5.6 Cable Screen / Ground Connections_____________________________________ 6
5.7 Chassis Ground Connection ___________________________________________ 6
5.8 Diagnostic Segment Connectors _______________________________________ 6
6 TESTING _____________________________________________________________ 7
6.1 F80x Status and Alarm LEDs __________________________________________ 7
7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE_________________________________________________ 7
8 FM CONTROL DRAWINGS ________________________________________________ 8
9 ATEX CATEGORY 3 INSTRUCTIONS _______________________________________ 10

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 Figure 1: F880-PS

circuit board is supported in a rigid metal frame that protects

1 OVERVIEW it from mechanical damage. Secure DIN-rail mounting is
provided by integrated fixings. The F801 or F802 module
provides galvanic isolation between the 24V DC input power
The F880 redundant fieldbus power supply is designed to and the fieldbus segments, as required by the IEC61158-2
provide redundant power for eight (8) Foundation fieldbusTM fieldbus standard and the Fieldbus FoundationTM FF-831
H1 segments. Connections are provided on the F880-Cx validation test for fieldbus power supplies. There is also
Carrier for two redundant pairs of Yokogawa ALF111 fieldbus galvanic isolation between the fieldbus segments, thereby
cards using Yokogawa AKB336 cables. Power for the eight preventing cross-talk between segments in the event of
fieldbus segments is provided by two F801 or F802 Power ground faults in the field wiring. Each segment has its own
Modules mounted to the carrier and operating in a redundant current limitation and passive fieldbus power conditioner.
configuration. Failure alarms, galvanic isolation, power Termination of the fieldbus segment is automatically
conditioning and segment termination are incorporated into maintained when single or redundant F801 or F802 modules
each Power Module. A single Power Module may be used are fitted. The F880-Cx carrier is equipped with connectors
where redundancy is not required. that will accept an F809F diagnostic module. The module
continuously monitors the performance of each of the eight
fieldbus segments, providing information on the network
health.
2 DESCRIPTION
Each Power Module has indicator LEDs to show both its
For maximum reliability, the module carrier contains no status and that of the eight segments under power. In
components and only provides interconnections between the normal operation, each green 'Segment' LED is lit, showing
power modules and the external connections. The carrier that the segment is powered. If a segment is shorted, or its

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voltage is below the rated output, its LED is extinguished,
and the red 'Alarm' LED is lit. Redundant 24V DC (nom.)
input power is connected to the F880-Cx carrier using two-
part pluggable connectors. Field wiring connections are
available with either pluggable screw terminals (F880-*S) or
pluggable spring clamp terminals (F880-*C).

Three variants of carriers are available in the F880 family to

be used in two different types of installations. For large

Power Module A
installations where multiple F880 systems will be installed in

Clamps
DIN
Power A
a cabinet, there are Left (F880-CL) and Right hand (F880-

1 2

- +

91 92
Alarm
- +
Relcom
CR) versions that make cabinet wiring symmetrical – see
Figure 2b. In smaller installations where carriers are not

Inspect
Clamps
installed side-by-side, the F880-CA carrier provides terminal

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numbering and consistent connector polarity – see Figure 2a.

82 83 84
Segment 1
-
S
Host 1A

+
3 COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES

79 80 81
Segment 2
-
S
+
Product part numbers and their descriptions are given to the
right.

76 77 78
Segment 3
-
S
PART No. DESCRIPTION

+
Host 1B
F801 8 Segment Power Module: 21.5V, 350mA

Segment 4
73 74 75
-
F802 8 Segment Power Module: 28V, 500mA

S
Clamps

Diagnostic Module
DIN

+
F809F 8 Segment Fieldbus Diagnostic Module

Rev: D.0
F880-CA-P* Carrier

Segment 5
70 71 72
Inspect
Clamps
F880-CL-P* Left Hand Carrier

-
S
F880-CR-P* Right Hand Carrier

+
Host 2A

F880-P* F880-CA-P* and two F801 modules

Segment 6
67 68 69
-
F880-L* F880-CL-P* and two F801 modules

S
F880-R* F880-CR-P* and two F801 modules

+
F880-2-P* F880-CA-P* and two F802 modules

Segment 7
64 65 66
-
F880-2-L* F880-CL-P* and two F802 modules

Shield Ground Option

S
F880-2-R* F880-CR-P* and two F802 modules

+
F880-CA
Host 2B

F880-P*-NR F880-CA-P* and one F801 module

61 62 63
Segment 8
-
F880-L*-NR F880-CL-P* and one F801 module

S
+
F880-R*-NR F880-CR-P* and one F801 module
Inspect
Clamps

Power Module B

97 98 99
Diag Seg Diag Seg

Ground SG
-

51 52 53
F880-2-P*-NR F880-CA-P* and one F802 module
S
Power B

F880-2-L*-NR F880-CL-P* and one F802 module +

41 42

- +

Clamps
DIN

F880-2-R*-NR F880-CR-P* and one F802 module

94 95 96
-
S
+

F800-BLK Blanking Module included with –NR systems

Figure 2a - F880-CA Carrier
*= S – Pluggable Screw Terminal Connectors
C – Pluggable Spring Clamp Connectors
Only units produced after date code 0726 include the
Diagnostic Segment connectors.

The Shield Ground Option is available on revision D.0 and

later units.

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 Power Module A

Power Module A
Clamps

Clamps
DIN

DIN
F880-CL

Power A

Power A
- +

+ -

- +
A1 A2

A2 A1
+ -
Alarm

Alarm
- +

Relcom
Inspect
Inspect

Clamps
Clamps

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Segment 1

Segment 1
+ S

S +
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+

+
S

S
Host 1A

Host 1A

-
-
-

-
Segment 2

Segment 2
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
-
-
-

-
Segment 3

Segment 3
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
-
-
-

-
Host 1B

Host 1B
Segment 4

Segment 4
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
Clamps

Clamps
Diagnostic Module

Diagnostic Module
DIN

DIN

-
-
-

-
Rev: D.0
Rev: E.0
Segment 5

Segment 5
Inspect

Inspect
Clamps

Clamps
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
-
-

Host 2A

Host 2A
-

-
Segment 6

Segment 6
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
-
-
-

-
Segment 7

Segment 7
+ S

S +
+

+
Shield Ground Option

Shield Ground Option

S

S
-
-
-

-
Power Module B

Host 2B

Host 2B
Segment 8

Segment 8
+ S

S +
+

+
S

S
-
-

Inspect
Inspect

Clamps
Clamps
-

-
Power Module B

F880-CR
SG Ground
G3 G2 G1

Ground SG
G1 G2 G3
Power B

Power B
Relcom

- +

+ -

- +
+ -
Clamps

Clamps
DIN

DIN

Figure 2b - F880-CL and F880-CR Carrier

The Shield Ground Option is available on revision D.0 and later units.

4 MECHANICAL 4.2 Enclosure Requirements

4.1 Mounting Orientation 4.2.1 General Requirements

The F880-Cx carriers are designed for mounting on a The assembly may be mounted in hazardous (classified)
vertically aligned DIN-rail on a vertical surface. This method areas – see Sections 8 & 9. The following conditions must
of mounting ensures optimum heat dissipation from the also be satisfied to ensure safe and reliable operation.
Power Modules.
a) Prevent any form of pollution that could
compromise the operation of the unit. For
example, choose an unpolluted location or a
suitable enclosure to protect the assembly.

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 b) Provide an adequate level of mechanical 4.4 Removal from DIN-rail
protection. This can be achieved by selecting a
protected location, a suitable enclosure, or a
combination of both. The Power Modules must be removed from the carrier to
c) Ensure that all cable entries and connections are obtain access to the DIN-rail clamp screws. Support the
secure by making provision for the careful carrier by pressing it to the DIN-rail and unscrew
routing and securing of all cables. (counterclockwise) the six DIN-rail clamp screws. Turn each
d) Provide adequate security against unauthorized screw approximately two full turns when releasing its
interference. clamping tab from the rail. Remove carrier.
e) Ensure that the permitted ambient temperature
range of –40°C to +65°C (derate to +50°C for 4.5 Mounting and Removal of the Power
the F802 when loaded above 60% of its full load
rating) is not exceeded. Allow for power
Modules
dissipation within the enclosure and consider the
use of shading against direct sunlight. The Power Modules are secured to the carrier with four screw
mountings. There are four locating connectors (two for each
module) on the module carrier along with mating connectors
in the F801 or F802 module. Align the module with the
4.2.2 Outdoor Mounting
retaining screws and press onto the connector. Hold it in
place while tightening the four retaining screws. To remove
If the power system is mounted in an outdoor location, use a a Power Module, support the module while unscrewing the
suitable enclosure with a minimum of IP54 ingress four retaining screws at its base. Lift the module off the
protection. A higher level of ingress protection rating will be carrier connector.
necessary if the working atmosphere is or can be corrosive or
if the enclosure is subject to wet or dusty environments. Note: Earlier versions of the module carriers do not have
locating connectors. Align using the retaining screws
furthest from the module connector and rock onto the
connector.
4.3 DIN-rail Mounting

The carrier is designed for mounting on 35mm x 7.5mm T- Yokogawa

ALF111-A

ALF111-A
ALF111-B

ALF111-B
section “top hat” DIN rail to EN50022 and uses six built-in redundant
DIN clamp tabs to hold it on the rail. The F801 or F802 FF cards

Power Modules must be removed from the carrier to obtain

access to the DIN-rail clamp screws.

4.3.1 Mounting Procedure

Before starting to mount the carrier on the DIN rail, rotate all Power B
six of the DIN clamp screws counterclockwise (i.e. unscrew)
until the clamping tabs reach the position shown in Figure 3a F801 or F802
and none of the tabs extend into the channel for the DIN rail. Power Module B

8 Host 2B

7
Segments 5-8
6

5 Host 2A

4
a)
Host 1B

3
Segments 1-4
2

1 Host 1A

F801 or F802
b) Power Module A

Power A

Figure 3 - DIN-rail clamp tab positions before mounting

To fieldbus devices
To fieldbus
segments
2-8
Megablock
Press the carrier onto the DIN-rail and rotate each of the wiring hub
DIN clamp screws clockwise until the tab tightens against
the DIN-rail. The clamping tabs can be seen through the
Inspect clamps holes when they are in the correct position.
Figure 4: Electrical Block Diagram of F880-Cx

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5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 5.2 Power A and Power B

The DC power, Alarm and Field Segment connectors are Power A supplies Power Module A and Power B supplies
pluggable and available in a screw terminal version (-xS) or a Power Module B. Each module provides DC power to all eight
spring clamp version (-xC). See Figures 5a & 5b. The segments - see Figure 4. DC supply connections are as
terminals can accept the following conductor sizes: follows:

Type Conductor size Power A Power B

Pin No.  Connection Pin No.  Connection
Screw terminals (-PS) 0.14 to 2.5mm2
1 or + +ve 41 or + +ve
Spring clamp terminals (-PC) 0.2 to 2.5mm2 2 or - -ve 42 or - -ve

Cable lengths on the Power connectors should not exceed

30m nor be routed outside the building.

5.2.1 Redundancy

For redundant operation, F801 or F802 modules must be

fitted in Power Module A and Power Module B locations. For
non-redundant operation fit an F801 or F802 in the Power
Module A location and apply power to Power A terminals.
The F800-BLK would then be placed on the Power Module B
connector to allow the alarm circuit to function. Power must
Figure 5a: Screw Terminal Figure 5b: Spring Clamp be connected to Power B terminals if live replacement of
Power Module A is necessary since Power B terminals feed
NOTE: When wiring to spring-clamp terminals, use a the Power Module B connector.
screwdriver with a 3-4 mm blade and depress the spring-
clamp button before inserting the termination cable. See
Figure 5b. 5.2.2 Terminator

A single terminator is provided automatically on each

5.1 DC Power Requirements segment whether one or two Power Modules are used.

Dual redundant power terminals requiring a nominal input

voltage of 24VDC are provided allowing the use of bulk 5.3 Alarm Connection
power supplies with a supply range of 19.2–30VDC. Input
power cabling and over-current protection devices must be
chosen to match the current consumption. In an alarm condition a normally closed, galvanically-isolated
relay contact in each F801 or F802 goes to an open-circuit
An F880 system, operating with redundant F801 modules at condition. These relays are connected in series on the F880-
24VDC, will require 3.5A in total if all eight segments draw Cx carrier and are presented at terminals as follows:
the maximum of 350mA. With redundant F802 modules the
system will draw 6A when all segments are loaded to 500mA. Alarm
Note that the total current could be drawn from either the Pin No.  Connection
Power A or Power B connection if one power module is 91 or A1 +ve
removed. 92 or A2 -ve

It is also important to size the Bulk Power Supply to handle

In non-redundant applications using a single Power Module,
the inrush current required by the F801 or F802. Inrush is
the alarm connections on the carrier will be open-circuit,
less than 2 times the maximum rated current for the F801
indicating a permanent alarm condition unless the F800-BLK
with a duration lasting less than 1ms. For the F802, the
module is fitted in place of the missing Power Module.
inrush is less than 4 times the maximum rated current with a
duration less than 10ms.
If multiple F880 units are used, a common alarm circuit can
be achieved by 'daisy-chaining' the alarm circuits (see Figure
6).

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 5.6 Cable Screen / Ground Connections
ALARM DI

For revision D.0 or higher units – Provisions have been

made to facilitate tying the 8 screens together and bringing
them to the common Screen Ground terminal 53 (or G3).
F8xx-Cx
This is a user selectable option that is determined based on
#1 the position of the jumper installed in the “Shield Ground
Option” connector. Figures 7a and 7b illustrate the two
possible positions for the jumper. The carrier is delivered
with the jumper installed as shown in figure 7b. As indicated
in the text on the jumper, the screens are isolated. To tie
ALARM the 8 screens together and route them to the SG terminal,
remove, reverse and reinstall the jumper as shown in figure
7a. The arrow next to the text indicates which direction to
install the jumper into the connector for the indicated
function.
F8xx-Cx
#2
When using the screen grounding facility on the F880 carrier,
the jumper must be installed correctly (Figure 7a) and an
Instrumentation Ground must be routed to Terminal 53 (G3).
Fieldbus segments require proper grounding in order to
Figure 6: "Daisy chaining" alarm contacts function properly.

5.4 Host Connections

Connectors are provided to permit direct connection via

AKB336 cables to Yokogawa ALF111 cards. Four connectors Figure 7a Figure 7b
are fitted to provide the following connections. The host
cable length should not exceed 30 meters.
For earlier units, the segment screens are not linked
Connector Function Segments together nor tied to a common ground connection, so screen
Host 1A Main 1–4 grounding must be done externally from the carrier. The
Host 1B Redundant 1–4 carrier revision is on the board surface between the two F80x
modules (see figures 2a or 2b). No revision number existed
Host 2A Main 5–8
before revision D.0. If the screens of the fieldbus cables are
Host 2B Redundant 5–8
required to be earthed in the equipment cabinet housing the
F880 system, a separate earth bar, connected to local
instrumentation earth, should be used. Note that the
5.5 Field Segment Connections Yokogawa AKB336 cables do not carry segment screens.
Screen grounding as recommended by the standards must be
done downstream of the F880 field connectors – either in the
There are eight field segment connectors. Each connector
F880 equipment cabinet or a marshalling cabinet.
provides (+), (–) and cable screen (S) connections. See
section 5.6 for screen grounding information.

Pin No. Pin No. 5.7 Chassis Ground Connection

Connection Connection
 
82 or + Segment 1 + 70 or + Segment 5 +
The chassis of the carrier should be connected to a Safety or
83 or S Segment 1 S 71 or S Segment 5 S
Instrumentation Ground using either of the two screw
84 or - Segment 1 - 72 or - Segment 5 - terminals 51 or 52 (G1 or G2). This ground is needed for the
79 or + Segment 2 + 67 or + Segment 6 + F880 system to meet Electromagnetic Compatibility and
80 or S Segment 2 S 68 or S Segment 6 S Electrical Safety requirements.
81 or - Segment 2 - 69 or - Segment 6 -
76 or + Segment 3 + 64 or + Segment 7 +
77 or S Segment 3 S 65 or S Segment 7 S
78 or - Segment 3 - 66 or - Segment 7 - 5.8 Diagnostic Segment Connectors
73 or + Segment 4 + 61 or + Segment 8 +
74 or S Segment 4 S 62 or S Segment 8 S Two Diagnostic Segment connectors are available for the
75 or - Segment 4 - 63 or - Segment 8 - F880-CA that has a date code after 0726. They are used in
conjunction with the optional F809F Diagnostic Module.
Please see the Installation Manual for the F809F for further
information. Note that the Diagnostic Segment is completely
isolated from any of the 8 segments powered by the F880-Cx
carrier. This includes the screen for the Diagnostic Segment.

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 Pin No. Connection Pin No. Connection 7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
94 Diag Seg + 97 Diag Seg +
95 Diag Seg S 98 Diag Seg S
96 Diag Seg - 99 Diag Seg - Check the general condition of the installation occasionally to
make sure that no deterioration has occurred. At least every
two years (and more frequently for particularly harsh
environments) check:
 the condition of wire connections, terminations, and
6 TESTING screens.
 the dc output voltage on each of the eight fieldbus
segments is >21.5V for the F801 or >28V for the
F802. This can be performed using a multi-meter or
6.1 F801 Status and Alarm LEDs a Relcom FBT-3/FBT-6 Fieldbus Monitor.
 the segment LEDs on the Power Module(s) are
functioning and the Alarm LED is not lit .
The F801 or F802 Power Modules are fitted with nine LEDs,
 the Power Module retaining screws are tight.
eight to indicate segment status and one to signify an Alarm
 there are no signs of damage or corrosion.
condition.

Fault Condition Segment Fault Alarm contact

LED LED status
No Fault Green Off Closed
Segment shorted Off Red Open
Output <20V Off Red Open
Input <16V Off (All) Red Open

 Pin numbers are numeric for the F880-CA carrier and symbolic for the F880-CL and F880-CR carriers.

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8 FM CONTROL DRAWINGS

HAZARDOUS (CLASSIFIED) LOCATION

Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D, T4
Class I, Zone 2, IIC T4
-40C <= Tamb <= 65C
-40C <= Tamb <= 50C (F802 total Load > 60% of maximum rating)

TO BE INSTALLED IN AN IP 54 OR BETTER ENCLOSURE

24 VDC
Power
Supply A
F8xx CARRIER to Alarm Input
F801
Vmax= +
s Host 1
24VDC -
Imax = +
420mA s Host 2
-
+
| s Host 3
-
or
+
| s Host 4
-
+
F802 s Host 5
-
Vmax= +
30VDC s Host 6
-
Imax = +
580mA s Host 7
-
+
s Host 8 24 VDC
-
Power
Supply B
+
s Diag Seg
- Diag Seg connectors are not
+ available on all carrier models
s Diag Seg
F801 -

Vmax= +
s Segment 1
24VDC -
Imax = +
420mA s Segment 2
-
+
| s
-
Segment 3
or +
| s Segment 4
-
+
F802 s
-
Segment 5
Vmax= +
30VDC s Segment 6
-
Imax = +
580mA s Segment 7
-
+
s Segment 8
-

Ground
Fuse Power Supply Feed(s) per Carrier Requirements.

The 24VDC Power Supplies may be installed in the Non-hazardous area.

Install F801 or F802 in conjunction with the Control Drawing for the Carrier Unit.

Do not mix an F801 and F802 on the same Carrier Unit.

Part Numbers: F801, F802

2221 Yew Street, Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 USA
Title:
Installation must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70, Article 504), CONTROL DRAWING FOR F801/F802
ANSI/ISA-RP12.6, or the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1), as applicable. Class I, DIV 2 (ZONE 2)
HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS
Approved By: Date:
Mike Strauser 11-20-08
WARNING: EXPLOSION HAZARD - DO NOT DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT UNLESS POWER
HAS BEEN SWITCHED OFF OR THE AREA IS KNOWN TO BE NON-HAZARDOUS. Drawing Number: 502-086 Rev.: C.0

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 HAZARDOUS (CLASSIFIED) LOCATION
WARNING:
Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D, T4 EXPLOSION HAZARD - DO NOT DISCONNECT
Class I, Zone 2, IIC T4 EQUIPMENT UNLESS POWER HAS BEEN SWITCHED
-40C <= Tamb <= 65C OFF OR THE AREA IS KNOWN TO BE NON-HAZARDOUS.
-40C <= Tamb <= 50C (F802 total load > 60% of rated maximum)
To be installed in an IP54 or better enclosure

24VDC
F8xx CARRIER
+ + A1
Alarm Contact
Power Power A
- - A2
Supply A

+ +
Host 1 s F801 s Segment 1
- or -
+ F802 +
Host 2 s s Segment 2
- -
+ Plugged +
Host 3 s s Segment 3

Diagnostic Module
into
- Socket A -

+ +
Host 4 s s Segment 4
- -

+ +
Host 5 s s Segment 5
- F801 -

+ or +
Host 6 s F802 s Segment 6
- -

+ +
Host 7 s Plugged s Segment 7
- into -
Socket B
+ +
Host 8 s s Segment 8
- -
Vmax = 24VDC (F801), 30VDC (F802)
24VDC Imax = 840mA (F801), 1.16A (F802)
+ + Imax(-NR) = 420mA (F801), 580mA (F802) G Ground
Power Power B
- G
Supply A -
This is a Chassis Ground
+

+
s

s
-

for EMC Compliance and

24VDC Power Supplies
electrical safety.
may be installed in the Diag Seg connectors
Non-hazardous area. (not available on all carrier models)

This drawing is representative of the F8xx series of Carriers. There will be minor differences in the various models.
Each of the 8 Segments (Hostx, Segmentx) are isolated from one another and from the Power Supplies.
Host Terminals connect to the Host Control system which may be in a non-hazardous area.

Carrier May Contain a Single F801 or F802 module where redundancy is not needed ("-NR" option).
In such cases, only one Power Supply connection is needed. Also for the Alarm Contact
to work, an F800-BLK module must be installed in place of the missing F801 or F802 module.
Power Supplied to the Carrier must be fused for 8A circuitry.

Do not mix an F801 and F802 on the same Carrier.

Part Numbers: Carriers Kits w/ F801 Kits w/ F802
F880-CA F880-P*[-NR] F880-2-P*[-NR]
F880-CL F880-L*[-NR] F880-2-L*[-NR]
F880-CR F880-R*[-NR] F880-2-R*[-NR] 2221 Yew Street, Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 USA
F882-CA F882-P*[-NR] F882-2-P*[-NR] Title:
F890-CA F890-P*[-NR] F890-2-P*[-NR]
F892-CA F892-P*[-NR] F892-2-P*[-NR]

Kits contain 1 or 2 F801 or F802 modules along with the Carrier and Pluggable Connectors.
Approved By:
* = S for Pluggable Screw Terminal Connectors, C for Pluggable Cage Clamp Connectors.
Installation must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70, Article 504),
ANSI/ISA-RP12.6, or the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1), as applicable.

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 FM Special Conditions of Use
1. The F801/F802 Fieldbus Supply Modules and Carriers shall be installed in compliance with the enclosure, mounting,
spacing and segregation requirements of the ultimate application, including a tool removable cover.
2. When installed in hazardous (classified) locations, a warning label must be prominently affixed near the unit(s) which
warns that the cables or Fieldbus Supply Modules must not be removed or inserted unless the area is known to be
non-hazardous.
3. It is the responsibility of the end user to provide adequate warning markings in French where required by local
jurisdictions.

9 ATEX CATEGORY 3 INSTRUCTIONS

Safety instructions for installation and operating personnel

This manual contains basic safety instructions for installation, operation and maintenance and servicing. Failure to comply with
these instructions can endanger personnel, the plant and the environment.

Before installation/commissioning:

 Read the operating instructions.

 Give adequate training to the installation and operating personnel.

 Ensure that the contents of the operating instructions are fully understood by responsible personnel.

 The national installation and mounting regulations (e.g. EN 60079-14, National Electrical Code) apply.

When operating the apparatus:

 Make the operating instructions available at the installation area (at all times).

 Observe safety instructions.

 Observe national safety and accident prevention regulations.

 Operate the equipment within its published specification.

Servicing/maintenance work or repairs which are not described in the operating instructions must not be performed
without prior agreement with the manufacturer.

Any damage may render explosion protection null and void.

No changes to the devices or components impairing their explosion protection are permitted.

The device may only be fitted and used if it is in an undamaged, dry and clean state.

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