Description
ABB TU582-S Terminal Unit – Reliable field wiring base for ABB I/O in 800xA/Freelance systems
The ABB TU582-S is a compact terminal unit designed to host an ABB I/O module and provide a clean, serviceable interface to field wiring. From my experience, it’s typically used in S800-series I/O installations running under ABB 800xA or Freelance, where you want robust screw-terminals, tidy cable routing, and solid grounding for shields. You might notice that the “-S” suffix usually indicates screw-type terminals, which many maintenance teams prefer for vibration-prone environments.
In most cases, the TU582-S acts as the mechanical and electrical base: it carries the backplane connection (ModuleBus side), distributes 24 VDC to the I/O module as required, and exposes clearly labeled terminals for DI, DO, AI, or AO signals—depending on which ABB I/O module you plug in. It seems to be a very practical choice for brownfield upgrades where cabinet depth is tight and you need consistent terminal spacing without redesigning the whole panel.
Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Lead time: 1 week when in stock; no more than one month at the latest
- Payment terms: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
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Key Features
- Screw-terminal design (-S) – Firm, serviceable connections that hold up well to vibration and repeated maintenance.
- DIN-rail mounting (35 mm) – Quick installation and straightforward cabinet layout with standard industrial rails.
- Backplane/ModuleBus interface – Hosts the ABB I/O module and provides the internal bus connection; no extra gateway needed.
- Field wiring segregation – Clear terminal mapping helps separate signals and power, typically reducing wiring mistakes.
- Shield and ground handling – Designed to support clean signal grounding practices for analog and high-density digital I/O.
- Service-friendly – Labeled terminals and accessible test points make troubleshooting faster during shutdown windows.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | ABB TU582-S |
| HS Code | 8538.90 (Parts suitable for electrical control equipment) |
| Power Requirements | Typically 24 VDC provided via the I/O backplane/module; terminal unit itself has negligible consumption |
| Dimensions & Weight | Compact DIN-rail form factor; weight typically < 0.3 kg |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to +55 °C (industrial cabinets, non-condensing) |
| Signal I/O Types | Depends on the fitted ABB I/O module (DI, DO, AI, AO supported by the corresponding module) |
| Communication Interfaces | Internal ModuleBus/backplane only; no external fieldbus port on the terminal unit |
| Installation Method | 35 mm DIN rail; screw terminals (recommended wire 0.5–2.5 mm²) |
Related or Supporting Products
- ABB S800 I/O modules – DI801, DO802, AI810, AO810V2: pair with terminal units to realize the intended signal type and channel count.
- Alternative terminal units – TU810V1 (screw terminals, general), TU814V1 (often used for analog 4-wire), TU830V1 / TU833V1 (compact layouts). Selection depends on channel density and wiring style.
- ModuleBus accessories – TB810 extension cable sets or similar ABB ModuleBus accessories for cabinet-to-cabinet runs.
- Controllers – PM8xx controllers (AC 800M) or Freelance AC 800F, typically supervising S800 I/O over ModuleBus or fieldbus adaptors.
Note: Compatibility above reflects common ABB combinations in the field; exact pairing should be checked against the project I/O list and ABB datasheets.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet environment – Mount on 35 mm DIN rail in a clean, dry, IP-rated control cabinet; allow space for ventilation and cable bend radius.
- Wiring practices – Use ferrules on stranded conductors; separate analog, digital, and power wiring to minimize interference; follow shield termination guidance near the TU.
- Power and grounding – Provide stable 24 VDC and a low-impedance protective earth; verify backplane connectors are fully seated before power-up.
- Safety – De-energize the cabinet before inserting/removing modules; check torque on screw terminals periodically, especially in high-vibration areas.
- Routine care – Dust cleaning during planned outages, quick visual inspection for loose conductors, and—where applicable—keep firmware of the I/O module (not the TU) current.
- Commissioning tip – From my experience, labeling terminal blocks and using channel loop-check sheets saves hours during FAT/SAT.
Quality & Certifications
- CE conformity and RoHS compliance are typical for ABB I/O accessories in this class.
- UL/cUL listing is commonly available; exact file numbers vary by regional variant.
- Manufacturer’s standard quality system: ISO 9001.
- Warranty: 12 months from our side as stated above.
What users typically say
“Swapping a faulty I/O module took minutes because the TU582-S wiring stayed put. For brownfield jobs that’s golden. We also like the screw terminals—less drift in our compressors’ MCC after a year of vibration.”







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