Emerson | Fisher CL6751A5

Product Details

• Part Number 1 CL6751A5
• Part Number 2 21B5161X022
• Part Number 3 70YY18029
• HTS 8471601050
• Country of Origin United States of America

Product Description

CL6751A5 is identified by Emerson as an Input Relay Module within the Fisher family.

Relay hardware provides electrically operated switching for compatible control and field circuits. It can support isolation, signal multiplication, or load switching when applied within the contact ratings and wiring design of the assembly. Its role should remain distinct from that of similarly named assemblies.

The Fisher product family is associated with process measurement and final-control applications. This item should be applied according to the signal, wiring, and equipment requirements of the installed control loop. The original wiring and configuration records should guide application.

Country of origin is listed as United States of America.

Product Documentation

• Specification PDF emerson-fisher-product-pdf-maintaining-control-i-o.pdf
• Catalog Description

  120 VAC Input Module

• Common Part Typos CL675IA5, CL675lA5

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