Eaton EMR-4000-2A0KA1 Motor Relay - IRIG-B Fiber
Part Number: EMR-4000-2A0KA1
Quick Summary
Eaton motor relay EMR-4000-2A0KA1 provides integrated motor control for industrial automation and plant power distribution. Operators often wrestle with siloed protection schemes, limited visibility into motor health, and complex wiring that hampers maintenance. Certificates and standards drive compliance; you should verify CE, SIL, and IP ratings with Eaton for your critical installations. By combining current, voltage protection and metering with fiber-enabled communication, URTD and time-sync options, it delivers data-driven decisions, faster commissioning, and reduced downtime. This multi-function solution supports scalable IO and integration with IEC 61850, Modbus or DNP3 networks, delivering real business value through safer operation and improved energy management.
Product Information
Extended Description
EMR-4000-2A0KA1 Eaton: Eaton, motor relay, 5A, 1A, Motor, over LC duplex fiber optic Ethernet, 19-300Vdc, 40-250Vac, Voltage Protection and Metering,Current Protection and Metering,Power Protection and Metering, IRIG-B,URTD Interface
Product Name
Eaton motor relay
Catalog Number
EMR-4000-2A0KA1
UPC
786679147733
Product Length/Depth
8.06 in
Product Height
8.7 in
Product Width
9.72 in
Product Weight
9.259 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Compliances
Contact Manufacturer
Application
Motor
Type
Motor relay
Analog inputs
0
Phase current
5A, 1A
Analog outputs
4
Digital inputs
8
Digital outputs
5
I/O options
URTD Interface IRIG-B
IEC 61850
over LC duplex fiber optic Ethernet
Modbus / DNP3 TCP
over LC duplex fiber optic Ethernet
Sensing inputs
Current Protection and Metering Voltage Protection and Metering Power Protection and Metering
Zone selective interlocking
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Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Eaton Specification Sheet - EMR-4000-2A0KA1
Selling Policy 25-000 - Distribution and Control Products and Services
Feature: Integrated protection and metering (Current Protection and Metering, Voltage Protection and Metering, Power Protection and Metering) → Business Impact: Enhanced safety, reduced unplanned downtime, and actionable energy data; Application: Motor control panels and power distribution systems. The EMR-4000-2A0KA1 consolidates multiple protection layers into a single device, simplifying maintenance and audit trails while delivering precise energy metrics for ongoing optimization. Feature: Expanded I/O (8 Digital Inputs, 5 Digital Outputs, 4 Analog Outputs) → Business Impact: Greater control flexibility and richer process visibility; Application: Complex motor drives and automation nodes where rich signaling accelerates fault isolation. Feature: Advanced communications (URTD Interface, IRIG-B, IEC 61850 over LC duplex fiber, Modbus/DNP3 TCP) → Business Impact: Seamless integration with modern control networks, faster commissioning, and improved interoperability; Application: Substations, data centers, and automated plants. Feature: Wide electrical range (19-300 VDC; 40-250 VAC) → Business Impact: Broad compatibility with legacy and new drives, reducing inventory fragmentation; Application: Mixed voltage motor systems and retrofit projects. Feature: Zone selective interlocking and robust enclosure footprint → Business Impact: Faster selective tripping, reduced fault propagation, and easier installation in compact spaces; Application: Protection schemes in motor starters and driven equipment. Feature: Warranty and support (1-year policy from installation or 18 months from shipment) → Business Impact: Clear ownership, predictable maintenance budgeting, and improved total cost of ownership; Application: Asset lifecycle planning and service contracts. Long-tail keywords integrated: industrial motor relay, fiber optic Ethernet, IEC 61850, URTD Interface, IRIG-B time sync, Modbus TCP, DNP3 TCP, motor protection and metering, zone selective interlocking, energy metering, smart motor protection.
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FAQs
Begin by selecting a suitable enclosure with space for the 9.72 x 8.7 x 8.06 inch footprint. Mount the unit and connect URTD, IRIG-B wires, and fiber optic cables per the Eaton specification sheet. Power the device with 19–300 VDC or 40–250 VAC as required, then configure digital I/O (8 DI, 5 DO) and analog outputs (4 AO) to your control system. Verify network addressing and time synchronization to ensure accurate metering and protection actions.
Plan for phase current ratings of 5A and 1A sensing, 8 digital inputs, 5 digital outputs, and 4 analog outputs. The unit also provides current, voltage, and power protection and metering with versatile I/O options. This combination supports complex motor control schemes, fault isolation, and rich process signaling while keeping wiring complexity manageable.
Yes. The EMR-4000-2A0KA1 supports IEC 61850 over LC duplex fiber optic Ethernet as well as Modbus and DNP3 TCP over the same fiber network, enabling seamless integration with modern substations and automation networks. This interoperability reduces integration time and improves data visibility for operators and engineers.
The product lists 'Compliances: Contact Manufacturer,' so verify CE, SIL, IP ratings, and other regulatory certifications with Eaton for your application. For mission-critical or hazardous environments, obtain formal confirmation to ensure regulatory alignment and safety approvals before field deployment.
ROI comes from reduced downtime due to integrated protection and metering, fewer field components, and centralized data for energy optimization. The unit’s versatile IO and fiber-enabled communications streamline maintenance, shorten troubleshooting cycles, and support predictive maintenance by delivering accurate motor health and energy data over standard industrial networks.