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ICS Triplex T8270 Trusted Fan Tray

Description

Overview

The ICS Triplex Trusted T8270 fan tray is the Trusted 24 V dc fan assembly, rack mounted, part of the cooling system of the Trusted safety and control platform manufactured by ICS Triplex, now Rockwell Automation. The original listing identifies it as the ICS Triplex T8270 24 V dc fan assembly, rack mount, and the official Rockwell documentation confirms the product description as the Trusted 24 Vdc Fan Assembly, Rack Mounted.

The T8270 fan tray provides forced cooling within a module rack of a Trusted system, with one fan tray fitted per module chassis, so that the safety and control modules inside the rack operate within their temperature limits. A fully populated module rack includes up to five fan trays and may also include a roof fan unit.

Engineering & Design

The T8270 fan tray comprises four fans mounted vertically at the rear of a 2U high chassis, with a baffle that prevents the air drawn by the fans from flowing through the module chassis immediately above the tray. Each fan is a Papst 8414NG unit capable of moving 69 m³/h at a nominal rotor speed of 3100 rpm, with electronic overload and reverse polarity protection, and the tray is designed for low noise operation at 32 dB per fan.

The T8270 fan tray is powered from dual 24 V dc supplies, with the fans supplied in pairs through internal 250 mA anti-surge fuses, and the supply range is 18 to 28 V dc. Power is derived from a Trusted Power Distribution Unit miniature circuit breaker (24 V dc, type T8292) through a Trusted fan power cable, type TC-011-01. The fan MTBF is 70,000 hours at 40 °C.

Key Features

  • T8270 fan tray, Trusted 24 V dc, rack mounted (PD-T8270)
  • Four Papst 8414NG fans, 69 m³/h each at 3100 rpm
  • Forced cooling for one module chassis per tray
  • Low noise operation, 32 dB per fan
  • Dual 24 V dc supply (18-28 V dc) with 250 mA anti-surge fuses
  • Fan MTBF 70,000 hours at 40 °C
  • 2U high, 19 inch rack mounting

Applications

  • Cooling of Trusted controller and expander racks
  • Thermal management of safety instrumented systems
  • Replacement fan tray for existing T8270 installations
  • Spare stock for Trusted system maintenance

Cooling Architecture in a Trusted Module Rack

The ICS Triplex T8270 is not a general-purpose 19 inch fan panel dropped into a safety cabinet; it is a defined element of the Trusted system’s thermal design, and understanding how the airflow is routed explains why substituting a generic tray is a poor idea. Rockwell Automation specifies one T8270 fan tray per module chassis, and the internal baffle deliberately stops the air the fans draw in from passing straight up through the module chassis immediately above the tray. Instead, the fans exhaust into the rear of the system cabinet, where the air is drawn upwards and out of the enclosure by the roof-mounted fan unit described in Rockwell publication PD-T8271. Cooling is therefore a cabinet-level flow path, not a local chassis draught, and each element of that path has to be present for the modules to stay inside their rated temperature band.

Power routing follows the same discipline. Each tray takes dual 24 V dc feeds derived from a Trusted Power Distribution Unit miniature circuit breaker of type T8292, delivered over a Trusted Fan Power Cable type TC-011-01, and the same cable type daisy-chains the fan trays and roof fan unit through sockets SKT 1 and SKT 2. The two sockets carry identical pin allocations: pin 1 is 24 V-1, pins 2 and 3 are 0 V, and pin 4 is 24 V-2, with the 0 V supply landed on terminal block TB1. Fans are supplied in pairs behind internal 250 mA anti-surge fuses, and each fan carries electronic protection against overload and reverse polarity, so a single fan fault or a miswired feed does not take the whole tray down. Rockwell states that five fan trays and roof fan units together is the maximum that may be powered from one Trusted Power Distribution Unit MCB, which is the figure that sets rack population limits during design.

Environmental Limits and Maintenance Considerations

The published environmental envelope for the ICS Triplex T8270 fan tray is an operating temperature of 0 °C to +60 °C (+32 °F to +140 °F), a non-operating temperature of −20 °C to +70 °C (−4 °F to +158 °F), and a relative humidity range of 10 % to 95 % non-condensing that applies equally to operation, storage and transport. The supply voltage range is 18 V dc to 28 V dc and total power consumption is 2 x 4 W. Rockwell refers the full environmental qualification to document 552517, which is the reference a site safety file should cite rather than a supplier data sheet. The applicable product description is Rockwell Automation publication PD_T8270 Issue 11, written against Trusted Release 3.6.1.

For maintenance planning, the individual fan MTBF is quoted as 70,000 hours at 40 °C and 35,000 hours at 70 °C. That halving with temperature is the practical argument for keeping cabinet ambient under control in Omani plant rooms, and for treating fan trays as a scheduled-replacement item on long-running Trusted installations rather than waiting for a thermal alarm. At 88 mm high (2U), 483 mm wide (19 inch) and 267 mm deep, weighing 1.8 kg, the tray is a straightforward mechanical swap once the rack is prepared, and Seven Star LLC supplies the T8270 to safety-system maintenance teams across Muscat, Sohar, Salalah and the wider GCC with the part number verified against the customer’s Trusted rack configuration before dispatch.

Specifications

Manufacturer ICS Triplex (Rockwell Automation)
Part number T8270 (PD-T8270)
Type Trusted 24 V dc fan assembly, rack mounted (fan tray)
Fans 4-off Papst 8414NG
Air flow 69 m³/h per fan at 3100 rpm (40.6 ft³/min)
Voltage range 18-28 V dc (dual 24 V dc supplies, 250 mA anti-surge fuses)
Power consumption 2 x 4 W
Noise 32 dB per fan
Fan MTBF 70,000 hours at 40 °C; 35,000 hours at 70 °C
Dimensions 88 x 483 x 267 mm (19 inch rack); weight 1.8 kg
Operating temperature 0 °C to +60 °C
Non-operating temperature −20 °C to +70 °C
Relative humidity 10 % – 95 % non-condensing (operating, storage, transport)
Rack position One fan tray per module chassis; max five trays/roof fan units per T8292 MCB
Power connection SKT 1 / SKT 2 (pin 1: 24 V-1, pins 2–3: 0 V, pin 4: 24 V-2); 0 V at TB1
Associated parts T8292 PDU MCB; TC-011-01 fan power cable; PD-T8271 roof fan unit
Reference document Rockwell Automation PD_T8270 Issue 11 (Trusted Release 3.6.1)

Compatibility & Integration

The T8270 fan tray fits the module rack of a Trusted system, powered from the Trusted Power Distribution Unit (24 V dc MCB, type T8292) through the Trusted fan power cable TC-011-01, and the same cable type interconnects the fan trays and roof fans in a module rack. One tray is fitted per module chassis, and up to five trays or roof fan units can be powered from a single MCB.

Before installation, confirm the power connection and the position of the tray in the rack. Our team can verify the part number and the power cabling requirements against your Trusted system before dispatch.

Ordering Information

To order the ICS Triplex Trusted T8270 fan tray from Seven Star LLC, quote the part number and your system details. We confirm availability and delivery to your site in Oman or anywhere in the GCC, and we verify the part against your Trusted rack configuration before dispatch.

Why Seven Star LLC

Seven Star LLC supplies safety system components and cooling spares to industrial customers across Oman and the wider GCC region. Every Trusted T8270 fan tray we supply is checked against the part number before dispatch, and our team confirms the part matches your system before you order.

FAQ

What is the ICS Triplex T8270?

The T8270 fan tray is the Trusted 24 V dc fan assembly, rack mounted, which provides forced cooling within a module rack of a Trusted system, per the official Rockwell documentation.

How many fans does the T8270 fan tray have?

It has four Papst 8414NG fans, each moving 69 m³/h at a nominal speed of 3100 rpm, with low noise operation at 32 dB per fan.

What is the power supply of the T8270?

The fan tray operates from dual 24 V dc supplies over the range 18-28 V dc, with fans supplied in pairs through internal 250 mA anti-surge fuses.

How many fan trays fit in a Trusted module rack?

One fan tray is fitted per module chassis, and a fully populated rack includes up to five fan trays, which may also include a roof fan unit, per the official manual.

Is the T8270 a direct replacement part?

Yes. The T8270 is the standard Trusted fan tray (PD-T8270) and is a direct replacement for existing fan trays in Trusted module racks.

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Datasheets & Documents
  • PDF Datasheet ICS Triplex T8270 Trusted Fan Tray Datasheet Download
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About brand

Trusted is the triple modular redundant (TMR) safety controller that many oil and gas facilities run for emergency shutdown and fire and gas duty. It was developed by ICS Triplex and is now part of the Rockwell Automation safety range, though modules and cabinets still carry the ICS Triplex name. Seven Star LLC supplies ICS Triplex Trusted modules and chassis parts to plants in Oman, identified by their T8xxx part numbers.

ICS Triplex Trusted parts listed here

A Trusted system is built around the T8100 controller chassis, which holds the T8110B TMR processor and its interface modules. I/O modules such as the T8403 TMR digital input module plug into controller or expander chassis and connect to the field through termination assemblies. Supporting hardware like the T8270 fan tray keeps the rack within its temperature limits. All of these follow the same T8xxx numbering.

Ordering ICS Triplex modules: what we need

Send the exact part number including any suffix letter (T8110B is not the same item as T8110), and a photo of the module label showing the build or revision and serial number. Tell us the firmware or system release your controller runs, because a spare has to be compatible with the installed system. We supply maintenance teams across the GCC, check each number against the manufacturer's documentation and put forward the manufacturer's replacement path when a module is no longer made.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ICS Triplex T8270?
The T8270 fan tray is the Trusted 24 V dc fan assembly, rack mounted, which provides forced cooling within a module rack of a Trusted system, per the official Rockwell documentation.
How many fans does the T8270 fan tray have?
It has four Papst 8414NG fans, each moving 69 m³/h at a nominal speed of 3100 rpm, with low noise operation at 32 dB per fan.
What is the power supply of the T8270?
The fan tray operates from dual 24 V dc supplies over the range 18-28 V dc, with fans supplied in pairs through internal 250 mA anti-surge fuses.
How many fan trays fit in a Trusted module rack?
One fan tray is fitted per module chassis, and a fully populated rack includes up to five fan trays, which may also include a roof fan unit, per the official manual.
Is the T8270 a direct replacement part?
Yes. The T8270 is the standard Trusted fan tray (PD-T8270) and is a direct replacement for existing fan trays in Trusted module racks.