ICS Triplex T3420A Analog Input Module – Trusted Series
ICS Triplex T3420A is listed for Trusted RFQ review. Confirm quantity, condition and destination before quotation.
Model: T9803
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Technical Dossier
The T9800 I/O series was introduced alongside the original Trusted® TMR Safety System in the early 1990s, developed by ICS Triplex (later acquired by Rockwell Automation in 2007, subsequently integrated into the Allen-Bradley safety portfolio). The architecture has remained backward-compatible across multiple chassis generations, a deliberate design decision that extended the operational life of early installations well into the 2020s.
Early T9800 modules used parallel backplane addressing and required manual DIP-switch configuration for channel assignment. Mid-generation revisions introduced EEPROM-based configuration storage and improved diagnostic reporting via the Trusted® Workstation software suite. Later variants added enhanced EMC shielding and extended temperature ratings for offshore and desert-environment deployments. The T9800 series is now classified as a mature/end-of-life product line. ICS Triplex and Rockwell Automation have formally transitioned new projects to the Trusted® T9100 Series and the Allen-Bradley GuardLogix platform. However, the installed base of T9800 systems remains substantial, and lifecycle extension support — including spare module supply, repair, and functional testing — remains commercially active through specialist distributors.
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T9800 modules present specific test challenges due to their TMR backplane architecture and the proprietary Trusted® bus protocol. Standard bench testing is insufficient to validate TMR voting logic integrity. DriveKNMS applies a structured test protocol for all T9800 units:
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