ABB 3BSE018295R1 DSDI110A V1 24V DC Binary Input Module
ABB 3BSE018295R1 DSDI110A V1 24V DC Binary Input Module
ABB 3BSE018295R1 DSDI110A V1 24V DC Binary Input Module
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ABB 3BSE018295R1 DSDI110A V1 24V DC Binary Input Module

  • Manufacturer: ABB

  • Part Number: 3BSE018295R1 DSDI110A V1

  • Condition:New with Original Package

  • Product Type: Industrial Automation I/O

  • Country of Origin: Sweden

  • Payment:T/T, Western Union

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Product Overview

The ABB DSDI110A V1 (3BSE018295R1) functions as a high-density digital input interface for the AC 800M controller within the System 800xA distributed control system. This 100% brand new, original module captures binary signals from field devices—including pressure switches, limit sensors, and relay contacts—and transmits this status data to the central processor with sub-5ms latency. Engineered for mission-critical process automation, the DSDI110A V1 ensures precise signal acquisition in demanding sectors such as power generation, chemical processing, and large-scale manufacturing.

Technical Specifications

The DSDI110A V1 utilizes advanced galvanic isolation and EMI shielding to maintain signal purity in high-interference industrial zones.

Attribute Technical Detail
Model Number DSDI110A V1
Part Number 3BSE018295R1
Number of Channels 16 Digital Input Channels
Input Voltage Range 24 V DC (Nominal)
Signal Type Binary (On/Off, Contact Closure, Relay Feedback)
Response Time < 5 ms
Isolation Galvanic isolation between channels and system bus
Power Supply Via I/O Bus (24 V DC)
Operating Temperature 0 °C to +55 °C
Net Weight 0.332 kg
Dimensions (D x H x W) 234 mm x 18 mm x 229.5 mm
Country of Origin Sweden / Germany

Engineering Advantages

The ABB DSDI110A V1 3BSE018295R1 solves common signal acquisition challenges through targeted hardware design:

  • Galvanic Signal Isolation: The module features integrated galvanic isolation between the field-side channels and the sensitive system bus. This barrier prevents ground loops and protects the AC 800M controller from high-voltage surges or electrical noise originating from field wiring.

  • Rapid Logic Response: With a response time of less than 5 ms, the DSDI110A V1 provides the high-speed status updates required for safety interlocks and sequence-of-events recording. This ensures the control system reacts instantly to critical process changes.

  • High-Density Rack Efficiency: The slim 18mm width allows engineers to pack 16 channels into a minimal footprint. This compact design reduces the total number of I/O racks required in control cabinets, significantly lowering hardware and enclosure costs.

  • Industrial-Grade EMI Shielding: The module’s internal circuitry utilizes advanced shielding to resist electromagnetic interference. It maintains stable binary state detection even when installed near high-frequency drives or heavy-duty switchgear.

FAQs

  • What is the primary application for the DSDI110A V1?

    It serves as the main binary interface for ABB AC 800M controllers. It connects field-level digital devices (like pushbuttons and sensors) to the System 800xA environment for real-time monitoring and control.

  • Does this module require a separate power supply for the field side?

    The module draws its operating power from the I/O bus (24 V DC). However, depending on your field device configuration, you may need to provide a 24V DC loop power source to drive the dry contacts or sensors connected to the 16 channels.

  • Is the DSDI110A V1 compatible with older Advant systems?

    The DSDI110A V1 specifically targets the AC 800M and System 800xA architectures. For legacy Advant OCS or S100 I/O compatibility, please consult our technical specialists for a suitable alternative, such as the DI series for S100.

  • Can I swap this module while the controller is running?

    While the AC 800M system supports various hot-swap features, you must follow specific ABB safety protocols. Always check the controller's current redundancy state and the specific I/O rack settings before removing any module to avoid unintended process trips.

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