DO880 ABB S800 I/O Current Sourcing Output 3BSE028602R1
DO880 ABB S800 I/O Current Sourcing Output 3BSE028602R1
DO880 ABB S800 I/O Current Sourcing Output 3BSE028602R1
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DO880 ABB S800 I/O Current Sourcing Output 3BSE028602R1

  • Manufacturer: ABB

  • Part Number: DO880 3BSE028602R1

  • Condition:New with Original Package

  • Product Type: Digital Output Modules

  • Country of Origin: Sweden

  • Payment:T/T, Western Union

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Product Overview

The ABB DO880 (3BSE028602R1) acts as a high-density, 16-channel digital output interface for the ABB S800 I/O system. This 100% brand new, original module facilitates the control of field actuators, solenoid valves, and relays by providing 24V DC current-sourcing signals. Each channel delivers up to 0.5A, featuring integrated current limiting and short-circuit protection to safeguard both the module and the connected field devices. Its groupwise isolation architecture ensures that electrical disturbances remain contained, making it a vital component for process control in System 800xA and Symphony Plus environments where multi-channel reliability is essential.

Technical Specifications

The DO880 integrates precision switching logic with advanced fault-monitoring LEDs to provide real-time status feedback for all 16 channels.

Attribute Technical Detail
Model Number DO880
Part Number 3BSE028602R1
Number of Channels 16 Channels
Signal Specification 24 V DC (19.2 - 32 V DC)
Signal Type Current Sourcing, Current Limiting
Output Current 0.5 A per channel
Isolation Groupwise isolated from ground
Power Dissipation 5.6 W (Full load across 16 channels)
Max Field Cable Length 600 Meters (656 Yards)
Front Indicators F(ault), R(un), W(arning), Status/Error LEDs (1-16)
Dimensions (HxWxD) 11.9 cm x 4.5 cm x 10.2 cm
Weight 0.24 kg
Country of Origin Switzerland

Engineering Advantages

The ABB DO880 3BSE028602R1 streamlines I/O deployment while resolving critical electrical safety concerns:

  • Integrated Short-Circuit Protection: The module incorporates active current limiting. If a field-side short circuit occurs, the DO880 restricts the output current instantly to prevent thermal damage to the internal circuitry and the power distribution rails, automatically resuming normal operation once the fault clears.

  • High-Density Channel Management: Providing 16 outputs in a compact 4.5 cm wide frame maximizes cabinet density. This allows engineers to control a large number of field actuators while significantly reducing the required rack space in crowded control rooms.

  • Extended Signal Reach: The DO880 supports field cable lengths up to 600 meters. This high-integrity signal driving capability enables the control of remote equipment without the need for interposing signal boosters or auxiliary relay cabinets.

  • Instant Fault Visualization: A comprehensive array of 19 front-facing LEDs provides immediate diagnostics. Maintenance teams can distinguish between system faults, module warnings, and individual channel errors at a glance, drastically reducing troubleshooting time during plant downtime.

FAQs

  • What type of Module Termination Unit (MTU) does the DO880 require?

    The DO880 typically integrates with the TDDO880 or other compatible S800 I/O termination units. These units provide the necessary screw terminals for field wiring and allow for DIN-rail mounting within the DCS cabinet.

  • Does the DO880 support "hot-swap" replacement?

    Yes, within an S800 I/O station, the DO880 supports hot-swapping. You can remove and replace the module while the rest of the I/O cluster remains powered, provided you follow the correct removal sequence to maintain system bus integrity.

  • What is the significance of the "Current Sourcing" signal type?

    Current sourcing means the module supplies the 24V DC positive potential to the load. The return path for the field device then connects to the common ground. This is the standard configuration for the majority of industrial solenoid valves and digital actuators.

  • How does groupwise isolation benefit my system?

    Groupwise isolation breaks the electrical path between the I/O channels and the system ground. This prevents ground loops and ensures that common-mode interference from the field does not disrupt the sensitive logic of the main DCS controller.

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