The DI801 is a high-performance digital input module developed by ABB, designed for industrial automation control systems to collect and transmit digital signals from field devices. Here is its detailed information:
- Model: DI801
- Brand: ABB
- Product Number: 3BSE008508R1
- Module Type: Digital Input Module
- Series Compatibility: Suitable for ABB's AC 800F and Freelance distributed control systems
- Number of Channels: 16 isolated digital input channels
- Input Signal Type: Dry contact (passive switch) and wet contact (active voltage signal)
- Input Voltage Range: 24V DC (typical), compatible with 19.2V DC to 30V DC
- Input Current: 3mA (typical at 24V DC)
- Isolation: Channel-to-channel and channel-to-backplane isolation, with an isolation voltage of ≥2500V AC
- Response Time: ≤1ms (for high-speed signal detection)
- Filtering Time: Configurable (1ms to 100ms) to suppress noise and contact bounce
- Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +60°C
- Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
- Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% (non-condensing)
- Dimensions: 119mm × 24mm × 114mm
- Weight: Approximately 0.2kg
- Protection Rating: IP20 (suitable for cabinet mounting)
- High Reliability: Uses industrial-grade components and robust isolation design to resist electromagnetic interference (EMI) and voltage surges in harsh industrial environments, ensuring stable signal acquisition.
- Flexible Signal Handling: Supports both passive dry contacts (e.g., limit switches, buttons) and active voltage signals (e.g., PNP/NPN sensors), adapting to diverse field devices.
- Advanced Diagnostics: Equipped with channel-level diagnostic functions to detect open circuits, short circuits, and overvoltage conditions. Status LEDs for each channel indicate input activation or fault states, facilitating quick troubleshooting.
- Hot-Swappable Design: Allows online replacement without powering down the system, minimizing downtime during maintenance or upgrades.
- Easy Integration: Seamlessly connects with ABB's AC 800F controllers via the system backplane, supporting standard industrial communication protocols for unified monitoring and control.
- Industrial Automation: Used in production lines to collect signals from limit switches, photoelectric sensors, and emergency stop buttons, enabling real-time monitoring of equipment status.
- Process Control: Applied in chemical, petroleum, and water treatment plants to monitor valve position switches, pressure switches, and level switches, supporting process regulation.
- Power Sector: Integrates with substation and power plant control systems to collect status signals from circuit breakers, disconnect switches, and protection relays.
- Building Automation: Facilitates monitoring of access control switches, fire alarm sensors, and lighting controls in smart buildings.
- Transportation: Used in railway signaling systems and automotive production lines to capture position and status signals of moving components.