ABB 1SAP210200R0001 (TU505-FBP) screw‑type FBP terminal unit
Description
Product Introduction
Model Explanation
Technical Parameters
Power Supply: 24 V DC
Terminal Type: Screw‑type (tool‑required)
I/O Interface: M12 FBP connector, 20‑pin terminal block
Protection Degree: IP20
Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +60 °C
Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C
Weight: Approx. 0.25 kg
Mounting: Standard DIN rail
Certification: CE, RoHS compliant
Compatibility: AC500 V2/V3 PLCs, S500 FBP interface modules
Interface and Communication Configuration
Core Functions
Provides mechanical mounting and electrical termination for S500 FBP interface modules.
Uses screw terminals for secure, reliable field wiring suitable for high‑vibration environments.
Supports hot‑swap of FBP modules without rewiring, minimizing system downtime.
Distributes 24 V DC power and signals stably to peripheral sensors and actuators.
Delivers electrical isolation and vibration resistance for harsh industrial conditions.
Works with FBP modules to enable seamless integration into AC500‑based control systems.
Application Scenarios
Industrial automation systems using ABB AC500 PLC and S500 distributed I/O.
Manufacturing lines, packaging machinery, and material handling equipment needing robust screw‑type connections.
Process automation in water treatment, HVAC, and energy management systems.
Distributed control networks with FBP interfaces for machine‑to‑machine communication.
New project deployment and legacy system retrofits with AC500 and S500 I/O.
Usage and Maintenance Instructions
Mount on standard DIN rail in a ventilated control cabinet, avoiding direct sunlight and moisture.
Connect 24 V DC power to designated terminals, ensuring correct polarity.
Insert the FBP interface module into the TU505-FBP base and secure it.
Wire field devices to screw terminals per the module’s pin assignment, tightening screws properly.
Inspect terminal tightness and connector integrity regularly; clean dust buildup periodically.
Use only compatible FBP modules; avoid over‑tightening screw terminals to prevent damage.
In case of faults, check power supply and module connections first; replace damaged modules as needed.
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