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What happens if a 220V voltage appears on the Allen-Bradley DCS module?

2011-08-30View Original

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If 220V voltage is introduced from the field into an Allen-Bradley DCS module (which operates at 24V under normal conditions), will this cause one module to be damaged, or will the entire cabinet be ruined?
Reply #22011-08-30
All signals that need to be isolated are equipped with signal isolators; thus, even if the signal isolators fail first, failures can still occur due to issues with individual signals – usually either one channel is damaged or the first few channels are affected simultaneously
Reply #32011-08-30
Where does that voltage come from? ? Should I get the output first and then check it? ?

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