Description
Product Overview
The Reliance Electric 0-60002-5 AutoMax PMI DC Power Technology Module is a circuit-board assembly associated with industrial DC drive control. It belongs to the Reliance Electric AutoMax PMI drive hardware family and supports drive-interface functions involving armature circuits, gate signals, and field feedback. Rather than treating it as a general-purpose PLC I/O card, maintenance teams should identify it by its drive-system role and verify the associated power module and control architecture before replacement.
The front-panel connector labels provide useful identification details. P1 is marked for armature feedback, P2 for armature forward gates, P3 for armature reverse gates, and P4 for field feedback and gates. The module also has a green OK indicator and a rear board connector. These physical features can help distinguish the correct assembly during incoming inspection, but they do not prove that a unit is electrically functional. The Reliance Electric 0-60002-5 should be matched against the original part number, board markings, connector arrangement, and the applicable AutoMax PMI documentation.
For plants maintaining legacy DC drives, this module may be relevant when investigating drive faults, planning spare-parts coverage, or restoring an existing installation without changing the complete control architecture. Before ordering, compare the nameplate and revision markings with the removed assembly. Before commissioning, inspect connectors and board condition, follow the manufacturer’s handling procedures, and complete the required drive checks. Detailed electrical ratings, operating limits, and commissioning procedures should be taken from the correct technical manual; they should not be inferred from the part number alone.
Product Introduction (Non-Templated)
A DC drive fault involving armature feedback, gate signals, or field circuitry requires more than a visual board match. The Reliance Electric 0-60002-5 has four labeled connectors that help technicians identify the intended circuit interfaces during inspection and replacement planning.
For legacy AutoMax PMI equipment, confirm the complete part number and board revision before committing to a replacement. Connector damage, previous repairs, and the condition of the rear interface should be documented as part of incoming inspection.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 0-60002-5 |
| Manufacturer / Brand | Reliance Electric |
| Product Family | AutoMax PMI |
| Product Type | Power Technology DC module / drive circuit board assembly |
| Application | Compatible industrial DC drive systems |
| Connector P1 | Armature feedback |
| Connector P2 | Armature forward gates |
| Connector P3 | Armature reverse gates |
| Connector P4 | Field feedback and gates |
| Front-Panel Indicator | Green OK LED |
| Board Connection | Rear right-angle cable connector, as described in product documentation |
| Working Voltage | Not verified; confirm from the applicable drive manual |
| Communication Protocol | Not verified; do not assume a standard fieldbus interface |
| Operating Temperature | Not verified |
| Installation Method | Rack-mounted module with faceplate securing screws, subject to chassis configuration |
| Protection Rating | Not verified |
| Firmware / Revision | Verify the physical board markings and applicable documentation |
| Product Status | Reported as a legacy/discontinued part in available listings; verify current manufacturer support |
The connector descriptions and physical layout are documented in available product information. Electrical ratings and environmental limits remain unverified and should be checked against the original technical documentation.

0-60002-5
Related Products
The following Reliance Electric AutoMax PMI parts are from the same broader drive-control family or serve related drive functions. They are not confirmed direct substitutes for the 0-60002-5.
- 0-60002-3 — Related Power Technology processor/drive board; verify its distinct function before selection.
- 0-60002-4 — Listed as a DC Power Technology module; confirm the exact hardware revision and application.
- 0-60002-6 — Related DC Power Technology module with a separate model suffix; do not assume interchangeability.
- 0-60000-1 — AutoMax PMI processor card used in the broader control system.
- 0-60000-3 — AutoMax PMI processor card; verify system and revision requirements.
- 0-60001 — Resolver and drive I/O card, serving a different interface function.
- 0-60007 — AutoMax PMI DC power supply card.
- 0-60007-1 — Related power supply card variant.
- 0-60056-1 — Parallel gate amplifier, a related drive-control component.
These model identifications are supported by available product listings and parts references. Confirm each component’s function in the actual drive documentation before using it in a repair plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Reliance Electric 0-60002-5 used for?
It is a Power Technology DC module associated with AutoMax PMI drive systems. Its labeled connectors correspond to armature feedback, forward and reverse armature gate signals, and field feedback and gates.
2. Can I replace a 0-60002-5 with a 0-60002-6?
Do not assume so. The two model numbers identify distinct assemblies. Verify the board revision, connector configuration, electrical function, and system documentation before substituting one for the other.
3. Can I hot-swap this module?
Do not assume hot-swap capability. Isolate the drive and follow the manufacturer’s shutdown and removal procedures. Gate circuits and DC drive power stages can present serious electrical hazards even when the control system appears inactive.
4. Does the 0-60002-5 support firmware v3.1?
A firmware v3.1 designation has not been verified for this module. Confirm whether that version refers to a connected processor, drive software, or another component in the system.
5. How can I confirm compatibility with my AutoMax PMI drive?
Compare the full part number, revision markings, front-panel labels, rear connector, and chassis arrangement with the installed unit and its documentation. If possible, confirm the associated PMI processor and drive configuration before ordering.
6. What should I check when receiving a used or refurbished module?
Inspect the circuit board, connectors, faceplate screws, indicator, and evidence of corrosion, overheating, or previous repair. Request test records that identify the functions tested and any limitations. A visual inspection alone cannot establish operational condition.
7. Is the 0-60002-5 still supported by the manufacturer?
Available parts references describe it as a legacy or discontinued item, but current manufacturer support status should be confirmed independently. For procurement, establish the offered condition, board revision, test scope, warranty terms, and return conditions before purchase.
