Description
ABB 3BSE092981R1 – S800 I/O / AC 800M System Spare for 800xA DCS
The code 3BSE092981R1 is an ABB part number commonly found on bills of materials for 800xA systems using AC 800M and S800 I/O. From my experience, this type of 3BSE‑series spare is typically an S800 I/O module or accessory (R1 revision), designed to snap onto a TU8xx terminal base and operate on the ModuleBus. If you’re replacing an installed unit, the faceplate or the packaging label will show the functional type (AI/DI/AO/DO/CI/TU), while 3BSE092981R1 is the orderable code that ensures the correct hardware revision.
Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days on hardware performance.
- Delivery: 1 week for in‑stock items; no more than one month at the latest.
- Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery.
- Express options: FedEx, UPS, DHL.
Key Features
- Genuine ABB 3BSE-code spare – Matches the R1 revision typically specified in 800xA/AC 800M projects.
- Designed for S800 I/O architecture – Works within the modular TU8xx terminal base ecosystem for fast swap and service.
- ModuleBus compatibility – Integrates with AC 800M via CI modules, keeping wiring intact during replacements.
- Cabinet-friendly footprint – Slim, DIN-rail layout helps maintain airflow and cable routing in compact enclosures.
- Serviceable lifecycle – In many cases, firmware (where applicable) and diagnostics make commissioning smoother.
- Field-proven in process industries – Typically used in power, chemicals, water, and metals where uptime matters.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | ABB 3BSE092981R1 (R1 revision spare for S800 I/O / AC 800M systems) |
| HS Code | 8538.90 (Parts suitable for apparatus of heading 8537 – industrial control) |
| Power Requirements | 24 V DC via S800 ModuleBus/backplane (typical for S800 I/O modules and adapters) |
| Dimensions & Weight | Approx. 122 × 65 × 70 mm; ~0.2–0.3 kg (typical S800 module form factor) |
| Operating Temperature | 0…+55 °C operation; −40…+70 °C storage (typical family rating) |
| Signal I/O Types | Per functional variant: analog/digital I/O or communication/termination accessory within S800 I/O |
| Communication Interfaces | S800 ModuleBus; interfaces to AC 800M through appropriate CI modules (e.g., CI854A, CI871) |
| Installation Method | Snap-on to TU8xx terminal base; DIN-rail mounting in control cabinet |
If you can share a photo of the label or the functional code on the front (for example AI/DI/AO/DO/CI/TU + digits), we’ll verify exact firmware and compatibility before shipping. One thing I appreciate is how ABB keeps mechanical interfaces consistent across revisions, which usually makes field swaps straightforward.
Related or Supporting Products
- AC 800M Controllers: PM861, PM864, PM866 series – main CPU units that host the application.
- Communication Interfaces: CI854A (Profibus DP), CI871 (PROFINET) – network links between AC 800M and field devices.
- S800 I/O Terminal Bases: TU810, TU812, TU830, TU835 – the snap-on bases for I/O modules; choose by channel type and wiring style.
- ModuleBus & Adapters: TB820V2 ModuleBus extender – used to segment and extend S800 I/O clusters.
- Typical I/O Modules: AI845A/AI835A (analog in), AO810V2 (analog out), DI810/DI820 (digital in), DO810/DO820 (digital out) – selected by signal type and diagnostics needs.
You might notice that sites migrating from older Advant or mixed-vendor panels often standardize on S800 I/O because of its wiring density and the TU base concept. That seems to be the smoothest path when downtime windows are tight.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet & Mounting: Install on a grounded DIN rail inside a ventilated cabinet (IEC/EN 60204 compliant). Keep adequate spacing for airflow along the module’s top/bottom edges.
- Wiring: Use TU8xx terminal bases with correctly rated conductors. Separate analog, digital, and high-voltage cables; keep shield drains to the designated terminals.
- Grounding: Bond PE and shields at a single point to avoid loops; follow ABB grounding diagrams for the I/O type.
- Commissioning: After snap-on, verify ModuleBus status LEDs and diagnose via 800xA/Control Builder. Load or confirm firmware if the module supports it.
- Routine Care: Quarterly dust removal with dry air, torque-check field terminals, review diagnostics/state counters. Calibrate analog channels as per process QA schedule.
- Spare Strategy: Keep at least one R1 spare per cabinet cluster; labels and revision matching reduce commissioning surprises.
A maintenance lead at a water plant told us swapping an S800 analog input took under five minutes—no rewiring, just lift the latch, snap the new module, and the loop came straight back with the same range scaling. That’s typically how these are used in day-to-day operations.
Quality & Certifications
- Certifications: ABB S800 I/O family modules are generally CE compliant and RoHS conformant; selected types carry UL/CSA where applicable.
- Manufacturer Standards: Designed for industrial environments per IEC/EN norms (shock, vibration, EMC typical for ABB DCS components).
- Warranty: 365-day warranty from delivery, with advance replacement support depending on stock.
If your application has specific environmental limits or a preferred I/O functional code, send that along with the 3BSE092981R1 label and we’ll lock in the exact match before shipment.







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