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Emerson EPRO A6740-12-N 16-Channel Output Relay Module

Emerson EPRO A6740-12-N 16-Channel Output Relay Module

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  • Product NameEmerson EPRO A6740-12-N 16-Channel Output Relay Module
  • Item NO.3789245
  • Weight1.0000 kg = 2.2046 lb = 35.2740 oz
  • CategoryDCS
  • BrandEpro
  • Creation Time2026-10-12
EMERSON EPRO | 16-CHANNEL RELAY OUTPUT | MACHINERY PROTECTION

Emerson EPRO A6740-12-N 16-Channel Output Relay Module

A 12 TE output-relay module for machinery-protection shutdown and annunciation logic.

BrandEmerson EPRO
ModelA6740-12-N
Product Type16-Channel Output Relay Module
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Technical Summary

A6740-12-N is an Emerson EPRO 16-channel Output Relay Module in the A6740 family. The 12 TE-wide relay card is used with IMR 6000/10, IMR 6000/20 and IMR 6000/30 racks in AMS 6500 machinery-protection architectures.

The module receives protection states from the rack and applies configurable logic to sixteen relay outputs. The complete A6740-12-N identity should remain attached to the installed rack arrangement and project trip philosophy.

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Specifications

Manufacturer Emerson EPRO
Model A6740-12-N
Product Family AMS 6500 machinery protection
Product Type 16-channel Output Relay Module
Rack Compatibility IMR 6000/10, IMR 6000/20 and IMR 6000/30
Module Width 12 TE
Mechanical Format 3U, 100 × 160 mm Eurocard
Relay Outputs 16
Control Voltage 13 to 32 VDC
Contact Load 48 V, 1 A
Contact Mode SPDT; normally open or normally closed selectable
Energization Normally energized or normally non-energized selectable
Logic Capacity Up to 30 logic expressions
Logic Functions Off, AND, OR, 2oo3 and AND-AND-OR
Output Delay 0 to 30 seconds
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Features

  • Provides sixteen independently assigned relay outputs for protection and annunciation duties.
  • Accepts channel Clear, Alert and Danger states as configurable logic inputs.
  • Supports normally energized and normally non-energized trip philosophies.
  • Allows relay delays and voting logic to be configured for the approved machine-protection design.
  • Uses redundant mechanical relays in the documented output architecture.
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Compatibility

  • Confirm the installed IMR 6000 rack type, slot position and backplane arrangement.
  • Preserve the exact A6740-12-N suffix and compare the card label with the removed module.
  • Review every relay assignment, contact state, energization state, delay and logic expression before exchange.
  • Do not substitute the 10 TE A6740-10 version without confirming rack mechanics and the approved protection design.
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Replacement

  • Export or document relay logic, delays, contact modes and channel assignments before removal.
  • Place the machinery protection system in the approved bypass or outage state and isolate field trip circuits.
  • Verify terminal identification and continuity before installing A6740-12-N.
  • Proof-test each relay path, alarm route and shutdown action before restoring automatic protection.
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FAQ

A6740-12-N: Which project records should accompany a quotation?

Provide the rack model, slot number, front and rear labels, relay schedule, logic printout and photographs of the installed card.

Can A6740-10 replace A6740-12-N?

Not as a visual or part-family substitution; the module width and rack application differ and must be reviewed against the installed chassis.

A6740-12-N: What must be preserved before replacing the relay module?

Retain the complete logic assignment, output delay, contact mode, energization state and field trip-circuit schedule.

A6740-12-N: How should repaired hardware be accepted?

Request channel-by-channel relay operation, contact-load test evidence, isolation checks and traceability to the exact hardware revision.

A6740-12-N: What is the safest commissioning approach?

Use a documented proof test that verifies every alarm and shutdown path without exposing the machine to an unintended trip or an unprotected condition.

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