ABB TU841 | S800 I/O Termination Unit with Mechanical Keying
ABB TU841 | S800 I/O Termination Unit with Mechanical Keying
ABB TU841 | S800 I/O Termination Unit with Mechanical Keying
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ABB TU841 | S800 I/O Termination Unit with Mechanical Keying

  • Manufacturer: ABB

  • Part Number: TU841

  • Condition:New with Original Package

  • Product Type: Termination Unit with Mechanical Keying

  • Country of Origin: Sweden

  • Payment:T/T, Western Union

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

 Product Description

The ABB TU841, part number 3BSE020848R1, is a Module Termination Unit (MTU) designed for the S800 I/O system, part of ABB’s System 800xA platform. It connects Optical ModuleBus Modems TB840/TB840A in redundant configurations to non-redundant I/O modules.

This MTU provides connections for power supply, one electrical ModuleBus, and two optical modems, ensuring reliable communication and fault tolerance in distributed control systems.

The TU841 features a rotary switch for cluster addressing (positions 1–7) and mechanical keying to prevent incorrect module insertion. With 36 possible keying configurations, it supports flexible and secure installation in demanding industrial automation environments.

 Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Model Number TU841
Part Number 3BSE020848R1
System Compatibility ABB S800 I/O, System 800xA
Function MTU for redundant TB840/TB840A with non-redundant I/O
ModuleBus Connections 1 electrical ModuleBus, 2 optical ModuleBus (via TB840/TB840A)
Cluster Addressing Rotary switch, positions 1–7
Mechanical Keying 4 keys (2 per position), 6 positions each → 36 configurations
Mounting Type DIN rail
Application Areas Distributed control systems, process automation
Country of Origin Germany / Spain / United States
Dimensions (L × W × H) 160 mm × 160 mm × 120 mm
Weight 0.8 kg

FAQ

Q1: What is the purpose of the TU841?
A1: The TU841 connects TB840/TB840A modems to non-redundant I/O, enabling reliable communication in distributed systems.

Q2: How many keying configurations are available?
A2: The MTU supports 36 mechanical keying configurations for secure module installation.

Q3: Can it handle multiple optical modems?
A3: Yes, it connects up to two TB840/TB840A modems simultaneously.

Q4: How is the cluster address set?
A4: Via a rotary switch with positions 1 to 7.

Q5: What mounting type is supported?
A5: The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting, ensuring easy integration.

 

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