Description
ABB DO814 3BUR001455R1 – 32-channel 24 VDC digital output module for compact, reliable S800 I/O
The ABB DO814 3BUR001455R1 is a 32-channel 24 VDC digital output module in the S800 I/O family. From my experience, it’s a solid choice when you need dense, cost-effective discrete outputs for distributed control systems—think interposing relays, pilot lights, small solenoids, and general panel signaling. One thing I appreciate is how neatly it drops into the S800 ecosystem via standard terminal units, so scaling a cabinet is typically straightforward.
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- Warranty period: 365 days
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Key Features
- High-density outputs (32 ch, 24 VDC) – Ideal where cabinet space is tight and channel counts are high.
- Sourcing (PNP) digital outputs – Simplifies wiring with common 0 V returns in many panels.
- Fits S800 I/O terminal units (TU8xx series) – Quick install on standard DIN-rail terminal units for fast replacement and expansion.
- Field power segregation – ModuleBus power is separate from field 24 VDC, which typically improves robustness and isolation practices.
- Status indication – Channel and module status LEDs help technicians verify states at a glance during commissioning.
- Broad controller compatibility – Commonly used with ABB AC 800M / Freelance via S800 communication interfaces, and in many cases with third-party systems through gateways.
- Compact form factor – Keeps cabinet layouts clean and serviceable, even in retrofit projects.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | ABB DO814 (Order code: 3BUR001455R1) |
| HS Code | 8538.90 (Parts for electric control apparatus) |
| Power Requirements | ModuleBus power supplied via S800 terminal unit; field supply 24 VDC (typically 19.2–30 VDC) for outputs |
| Signal I/O Types | 32 digital outputs, 24 VDC, sourcing (PNP) |
| Communication Interfaces | S800 ModuleBus via TU (works with ABB CI modules to host controllers) |
| Dimensions & Weight | Approx. 120–125 × 45 × 100–110 mm; ~0.20 kg (module only) |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to +55 °C (typical for S800 I/O modules) |
| Installation Method | DIN-rail via S800 terminal units (TU8xx series) |
Application Fields
You might notice this module most in medium to large process installations where dense digital output blocks save cabinet space:
- Power and water utilities – breaker signaling, pump starters via interposing relays, panel indications
- Oil & gas and petrochemical – solenoid valves, ESD panel lights (non-safety layer), skid I/O expansions
- Food & beverage and pharmaceuticals – conveyors, diverters, compact machinery outputs
- Metals, mining, and cement – field signaling, interlocks, and MCC interface signaling
- Marine and HVAC systems – alarms, status lights, auxiliary relay control in distributed cabinets
Advantages & Value
- Space and cost efficiency – 32 channels per module typically reduces rail length and wiring accessories.
- Lifecycle continuity – Part of ABB’s widely deployed S800 I/O, which tends to ease spares management and long-term service.
- Flexible system integration – Works with common ABB controllers and communication interfaces; retrofit-friendly through gateways.
- Maintenance-friendly – LEDs and standardized terminal units help technicians troubleshoot quickly during shifts.
- Procurement clarity – Stable model identity (DO814 3BUR001455R1) simplifies stocking and cross-site standardization.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet environment – Install in a ventilated control cabinet; keep ambient within 0–55 °C and avoid condensation. Allow front access for LED view and module extraction.
- Terminal units – Mount to S800 TU8xx series terminal units on DIN-rail. Verify the TU model supports 32-channel DO wiring and your field power distribution plan.
- Wiring practices – Use 24 VDC field supply sized for worst-case load. Group fusing and proper 0 V returns are recommended; include surge suppression on inductive loads.
- Grounding & shielding – Bond cabinet PE and route signal returns cleanly. Separate power and signal paths where possible to minimize noise.
- Commissioning – Check channel states using front LEDs and controller diagnostics. Verify each load path with interposing relays or lamps before live handover.
- Routine maintenance – Periodically inspect terminal tightness, check load current vs. design, and clean dust. Firmware on the controller/interface side should be kept current; the I/O module itself typically requires no firmware updates.
Quality & Certifications
- Conformity: CE marking; RoHS-compliant; cULus or equivalent approvals are common within the S800 range
- Manufacturer’s warranty: typically 12 months from ABB
- Supply warranty from us: 365 days as stated above
Related and supporting components
- S800 Terminal Units (TU8xx) – e.g., TU810/TU812 for DIN-rail installation and field wiring breakouts.
- Power distribution modules – For segregated 24 VDC field supplies and group fusing.
- Communication interfaces – ABB CI modules (e.g., Profibus, Ethernet-based) linking S800 I/O to AC 800M or Freelance.
- Interposing relays and suppressors – Recommended when switching inductive loads to extend output longevity.
From my experience, DO814 is a safe bet for standard 24 VDC output blocks where channel density matters. If you’re matching an existing cabinet standard, share the terminal unit model and output load profile—we’ll double-check compatibility and delivery slots quickly.







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