Triconex 2750-2 Analog Input / Thermocouple Termination Panel 100% New

Overview

The Triconex 2750-2 is an Analog Input / Thermocouple Termination Panel designed to serve as a reliable interface between Triconex safety I/O modules and field sensors. It supports analog signals (such as temperature inputs via thermocouples), ensuring a safe, organized, and maintainable connection architecture in safety-critical environments.

General Information

• Part Number: 2750-2 (also referenced as 7400061-210 or 300012-220)

• Manufacturer: Triconex (Schneider Electric)

• Series: Triconex Safety I/O

• Type: Analog Input / Thermocouple Termination Panel

• Mounting: Chassis or panel installation within Tricon safety cabinets

• Technology: Passive termination panel providing wiring consolidation and signal routing

Power & Protection

• Power Supply: Passive device—does not draw power

• Protection Features:
  • Physically secures analog wiring
  • Supports efficient maintenance and replacement without interrupting system logic

Interface & Signal Handling

• Input: Termination for analog/thermocouple sensor wiring

• Output: Connects to Triconex analog input modules

• Functionality: Simplifies field-term wiring, maintains signal fidelity, and supports hot-swappable modules

I/O & Channels

• Signal Type: Analog voltage or thermocouple inputs

• Channel Count: Typically groups and routes multiple analog input wires for neat panel integration

• Role: Acts as a central hub to organize and route analog inputs safely into the Tricon system

Environmental

• Temperature Rating: Standard industrial conditions (designed for control cabinet environments)

• Certifications: Meets Tricon safety architecture requirements (SIL 3 designs)

Physical Attributes

• Weight: Approximately 1 lb (0.45 kg)

• Construction: Durable panel assembly with labeled terminations for streamlined field wiring

Applications

Ideal for organizing analog and thermocouple connections in Triconex safety systems used in:

• Process safety and shutdown systems (PSS/ESD)

• Hazardous industries such as oil & gas, petrochemical, and power generation

• Environments requiring systematic wiring, maintainability, and redundancy