Honeywell CC-TCNT01 C300 Controller Input Output Termination Assembly (IOTA)
This little workhorse sits between your C300 controller and field devices, handling all the messy wiring so you don’t have to. We’ve seen it in everything from chemical plants to food processing lines – basically anywhere you need clean signal translation without constant headaches. It’s not glamorous, but when your temperature sensors or valve actuators need proper termination, this IOTA assembly keeps things humming without surprise shutdowns.
| Attribute | Specification |
| Brand | Honeywell |
| Model | CC-TCNT01 (C300 Series) |
| Current Rating | 0.311A @ 24VDC |
| Physical Size | 120mm x 70mm x 55mm (fits standard DIN rail) |
| Weight | 0.22 kg |
| Certifications | CE, UL, ATEX Zone 2 (for hazardous areas) |
You’ll find these popping up in Honeywell Experion PKS setups where field wiring gets complicated – say, when connecting vibration sensors on refinery pumps or temperature arrays in pharma reactors. We’ve moved hundreds of CC-TCNT01 units alongside other C300 gear like the FTEB-01 field terminal assemblies and C300 controller modules (CC-CP0100 types). One plant manager in Ohio actually told us: “Once we swapped our old termination blocks for these, commissioning time dropped by nearly half.” Makes sense – those color-coded terminals prevent cross-wiring disasters during late-night maintenance shifts.

What really saves your bacon? The modular design. If channel 3 dies during production (and it will eventually), you just yank that section – no need to replace the whole assembly. The spring-clamp terminals hold wires tighter than screw terminals during plant vibrations, and we’ve seen them handle voltage dips down to 18V without glitching. Personally, I’ve noticed field techs prefer these over older models because the labeling strips don’t fade after six months in a steamy boiler room. Oh, and don’t worry about compatibility – it talks nicely with all C300 controller variants and plays well with Emerson and Rockwell systems through standard 4-20mA loops. Redundancy’s baked in too; if one power path fails, the backup kicks in before your operators even notice.








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