ABB SR511 3BSE000863R0001 Redundant 5V Regulator

Product Parameters

1. Operating Voltage:DC 5V

2. Maximum Load Current:1A

3. Input Voltage Range:9 to 36V DC

4. Regulation Accuracy:±0.5%

5. Response Time:≤1ms

6. Failure Rate:<10^-6 /hr

7. Protection Features:Overvoltage, Overcurrent, Short Circuit, and Reverse Polarity Protection

8. Operating Temperature:-40°C to +85°C

9. Enclosure Type:IP20 Enclosure

10. Dimensions (WxHxD):55mm x 20mm x 20mm

11. Weight:25g

12. Certifications:CE, UL, CSA

Product Description

Engineered for critical applications, the ABB SR511 3BSE000863R0001 Redundant 5V Regulator ensures stable voltage supply even in demanding environments. Its advanced design includes dual power channels for redundancy, enhancing system reliability and uptime.

Featuring a wide input voltage range, this regulator seamlessly integrates into a variety of industrial control setups, accommodating different power sources without compromising on performance.

Equipped with precise regulation capabilities, it maintains a consistent output voltage, crucial for maintaining the integrity of sensitive electronic components and processes in manufacturing lines, data centers, and other industrial settings.

With built-in protection against overvoltage and short-circuit scenarios, the regulator safeguards your system from potential damage caused by external fluctuations or errors, ensuring continuous operation and minimizing downtime.

Crafted from high-quality materials and utilizing robust circuitry, the ABB SR511 3BSE000863R0001 Redundant 5V Regulator offers durability and long service life, backed by ABB’s commitment to quality and reliability in industrial automation.

Product Usage

An Industrial Control System (ICS) refers to the hardware and software systems used to monitor and control industrial processes. These systems are commonly used in sectors like manufacturing, energy, water treatment, transportation, and other critical infrastructure industries. ICS include a variety of control systems such as:

1.Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA): SCADA systems allow operators to monitor and control large-scale industrial processes. They gather data from remote devices (sensors, actuators) and provide control through a central location.

2.Distributed Control Systems (DCS): DCS systems are used in more localized industrial environments (e.g., chemical plants or oil refineries), where control is distributed throughout the facility. These systems typically feature decentralized controllers connected through a network.

3.Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC): PLCs are specialized computers used to automate specific processes, such as controlling machinery or assembly lines. They’re commonly found in manufacturing settings.

4.Remote Terminal Units (RTU): RTUs are used in SCADA systems to collect data from sensors and transmit it to a central monitoring station, often in remote locations.

5.Building Automation Systems (BAS): BAS systems manage building functions like HVAC, lighting, and security, often integrated with other industrial control systems.

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