Emerson | Fisher CP7202

Product Details

• Part Number 1 CP7202
• Part Number 2 46A4281X012
• Part Number 3 46A4281X01R
• HTS 8504408300
• Country of Origin United States of America

Product Description

The product identified as Emerson CP7202 is a Power Converter Card in the Fisher hardware family.

Within the process-control arrangement, its purpose is to adapt or repeat signals between compatible parts of the control architecture while preserving the connection method expected by the installed equipment. Exact operating details should be taken from the installed model documentation.

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. System drawings should be consulted before replacement.

Country of origin is listed as United States of America.

Product Documentation

• Specification PDF emerson-fisher-product-pdf-maintaining-control-i-o.pdf
• Part Notes

  Emerson Process Management, Fisher Rosemount Systems

• Catalog Description

  Power Conversion Assembly

• Common Part Typos CP72O2

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