CC-TPOX01 — Honeywell Series C IOTA (Confirm the Exact Function From the Nameplate)

CC-TPOX01 should be sourced as an exact Honeywell Series C part number, not as a generic “configured output component.” In the Series C naming pattern, a CC-T* code is an Input/Output Termination Assembly (IOTA) — the board that mounts an electronics module and lands field or network connections. The official Experion Series-C I/O Specification EP03-490-520 (Release 520, December 2021, Version 1.5) does not include CC-TPOX01 in its model table, so this page does not invent a channel count, output voltage, or protocol rating. HKXY Instruments, a China industrial automation trader with 15 years of export experience (not the OEM), will only quote after the printed label is checked against your bill of materials.

What can be stated — and what cannot

Do not confuse this code with documented pulse or analog-output parts

If the spare you actually need is a Series C pulse input assembly, Honeywell documents CC-PPIX01 with IOTAs CC-TPIX01 / CC-TPIX11 — see the existing CC-TPIX11 page for that family (note: that live slug still says “analog input” and should not be read as a specification). If the spare is a standard analog output IOTA, the official 16-point HART/non-HART path uses CC-TAOX01 (6-inch non-redundant) or CC-TAOX11 (12-inch redundant), not CC-TPOX01 by assumption. Bussed 24 V discrete output terminations are CC-TDOB01 / CC-TDOB11. None of those documented codes proves what CC-TPOX01 is.

How we will verify an RFQ

1. Send a sharp nameplate photo showing the complete CC-TPOX01 string, any material number, and the revision.
2. Photograph the electronics module that is plugged onto the IOTA, plus the cabinet slot or bill of materials line.
3. We will compare those strings with the official model list for the Experion release used on the project. If the function is still unclear, we will say so rather than force a pulse or Profibus description.
4. Only after that check will we quote condition, inspection scope, packing, and lead time. No stock or price is listed here.

Related Series C pages (comparison only)

• CC-TDOB01 — documented 24 V bussed digital output IOTA
• CC-TAOX01 — documented analog output IOTA
• CC-TPIX11 — documented pulse-input IOTA family (live title may still be generic)
• Experion PKS Series C module guide

FAQ

Is CC-TPOX01 a pulse-output module with eight channels?
That description appears on some reseller pages, but it is not in the official EP03-490-520 model table reviewed for this article. We will not publish channel, voltage, or frequency figures until a nameplate and official list confirm them.

Is it a PROFIBUS gateway IOTA?
Other reseller pages say that, sometimes with material number 51306528-175. Treat that as unverified until the printed label and the official gateway hardware list agree [TO CONFIRM].

Why call it an IOTA at all?
Because Honeywell’s Series C CC-T* codes are termination assemblies in the official I/O specification. That class is the conservative, documented reading. The function still has to be confirmed.

Can I use CC-TPIX11 or CC-TAOX01 as a substitute?
Not on the basis of a similar-looking code. Those are different, documented assemblies.

What is the fastest way to get a quotation?
Send the nameplate photo and the mate module code to the contact below.