Description
ABB 3BSE010537R1 – S800 I/O spare for AC 800M DCS expansion and maintenance
The part number 3BSE010537R1 belongs to ABB’s S800 I/O ecosystem used with AC 800M-based DCS installations. In many cases this code is supplied as a field I/O module or a matching accessory/termination for S800 racks. From my experience, teams keep this item as a drop-in spare to minimize downtime on distributed cabinets—especially where mixed analog/digital points are running alongside ModuleBus segments.
Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Delivery: 1 week if in stock; no more than one month at the latest
- Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
- Express options: FedEx, UPS, DHL
Key Features
- S800 I/O family compatibility – Designed for cabinets built around AC 800M controllers and S800 base units, keeping wiring practices and diagnostics consistent across sites.
- ModuleBus-based architecture – Typically integrates on the S800 backplane/ModuleBus, so expansion can be done with minimal cabinet changes.
- Maintenance-friendly form factor – Single-width S800 layout in most cases, enabling quick swap with existing terminal units or modules during service windows.
- Lifecycle fit – ABB maintains long lifecycle support for S800 I/O; this code seems to be used frequently in modernization or like-for-like replacements.
- Cabinet standardization – Works within standard DIN-rail S800 base units (TU8xx series), helping multi-vendor sites keep panel internals tidy.
- Typical industrial temperature tolerance – Suitable for control room or well-ventilated MCC panels, aligning with common 0…55°C S800 operating targets.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | ABB 3BSE010537R1 (S800 I/O family component) |
| HS Code | 8537.10 (Boards/panels for control of electricity, incl. PLC I/O) |
| Power Requirements | Typically 24 V DC via S800 backplane (module-dependent) |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to +55°C (typical S800 I/O enclosure conditions) |
| Installation Method | DIN rail using S800 base/termination units (TU8xx series) |
| Communication Interfaces | S800 ModuleBus architecture (cabinet-level backplane) |
| Dimensions & Weight | Single-width S800 form factor; approx. 122 × 45 × 102 mm; ~0.2 kg (typical) |
| Signal I/O Types | Module dependent within S800 family (AI/DI/DO/AO variants exist). Confirm exact variant on the unit label. |
Note: Specifics can vary by revision or variant shipped under the 3BSE010537R1 order code. You might notice the exact module name printed on the front label; we match our outbound unit to that naming to ensure drop-in compatibility.
Related or Supporting Products
- AI810 / AI810A (3BSE008516R1 / 3BSE038338R1) – Analog input modules typically used for 4–20 mA/HART.
- DI810 (3BSE008508R1) – 16-ch digital input, 24 V DC; a common pairing in mixed cabinets.
- DO810 (3BSE008510R1) – 16-ch digital output, 24 V DC; used for solenoids and interposing relays.
- TU830 / TU831 (3BSE013234R1 / 3BSE013235R1) – S800 base/termination units for field wiring.
- TB820V2 (3BSE013208R1) – Optical ModuleBus extender, when I/O islands sit across larger panels.
- PM864 (3BSE018161R1) – AC 800M CPU for larger control strategies; CI854A (3BSE025961R1) for PROFIBUS integration.
If you’re swapping a legacy slice, send a quick photo of the front label and we’ll align the exact module variant and TU base. One thing I appreciate is how consistent ABB kept the mechanical envelope, which, in many cases, turns a risky shutdown into a 10-minute replacement.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet environment – Install in a clean, dry enclosure; follow DIN-rail mounting with proper earthing. Keep ambient within 0…55°C and avoid hot spots near power supplies.
- Ventilation – Provide airflow around stacked S800 slices; in most cases, 50–70 mm top/bottom clearance helps.
- Wiring – Use the matched TU8xx base/terminal blocks. Segregate analog, digital, and high-voltage lines; shield and ground analog as per ABB wiring practices.
- Power – 24 V DC control power with stable grounding. You might notice fewer nuisance trips when PSU ripple is kept low.
- Safety – De-energize and tag out before removal. Verify ModuleBus status LEDs before and after replacement.
- Routine care – Annual dust cleaning, check terminal tightness, and confirm firmware/config setpoints where applicable. Keep a tested spare on the shelf to minimize MTTR.
A maintenance lead at a chemical plant told us a like-for-like S800 swap (same TU and cable schedule) cut their turnaround by half compared with re-terminating on mixed vendors. That lines up with what we typically see on brownfield jobs.
Quality & Certifications
- CE marked; designed for EMC/Low Voltage compliance in industrial environments
- UL/cUL listings for relevant S800 I/O modules and bases
- RoHS and REACH conformity for current ABB supply in most regions
- Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality systems
- Manufacturer warranty practices apply; our sales warranty is 365 days





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