Description
Emerson KJ3242X1-BK1 12P4711X042 Industrial Control Module
The Emerson KJ3242X1-BK1 12P4711X042 is a rugged industrial control module designed for precision automation in harsh environments. It excels at real-time signal processing and system integration, commonly deployed in process control, energy management, and manufacturing automation. Its modular architecture allows seamless compatibility with existing industrial networks while maintaining high reliability under demanding operational conditions.
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Emerson |
| Series | KJ Series |
| Model Number | KJ3242X1-BK1 |
| Order Code | 12P4711X042 |
| Input Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Certifications | CE, UL, CSA |
| Mounting Type | DIN Rail Mount |
| Environmental Protection | IP20 |
| Warranty | 1 Year |

Engineers often deploy this module in oil & gas facilities for pipeline monitoring and in water treatment plants for chemical dosing control. Its configurable I/O ports handle both analog sensor inputs and digital valve actuation signals. For instance, a food processing plant recently used it to synchronize conveyor belt speeds with packaging machines, reducing product waste by 18%. We frequently pair this model with Emerson’s OVATION system components like the 1C31129G03 controller card and 5X00063G01 I/O modules for integrated plant-wide automation solutions.

The module’s dual-protocol capability (Modbus + Ethernet) proved particularly valuable during a recent power plant upgrade. While most devices used legacy Modbus RTU, the engineering team leveraged the Ethernet port for high-speed data logging to cloud-based analytics platforms. The DIN rail design allowed hot-swapping failed units without shutting down critical turbine monitoring systems. Personally, I found its thermal resistance impressive – one unit survived a 95% humidity spike in a coastal facility without calibration drift. Redundant power inputs and galvanic isolation between channels provide an extra safety margin, which a chemical plant engineer praised during a recent audit.




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