Overview
Manuals
High-Density Terminals
Thirty-Two-Channel Match
Documentation
Features:
- 1 x 32 and 2 x 16 screw signal terminals for the documented signal arrangement
- S800 I/O station mounting with module-key and wiring verification
- 50 V high-density compact module termination unit for the confirmed installation
ABB identifies TU818 3BSE069209R1 as 50 v high-density compact module termination unit for ABB S800 I/O. TU818 provides compact high-density termination for thirty-two S800 I/O channels. The unit forms the mechanical and electrical base between the selected I/O module and the field wiring, so channel mapping, voltage class and terminal configuration must be preserved during service. The complete ordering identity is important because related units can differ in channel arrangement, termination design, interface function or supported system generation. Selection should therefore be based on the article number, nameplate and installed configuration rather than appearance alone.
Technical content is limited to ABB S800 I/O System for Compact Product Suite data sheet. Final suitability is confirmed against the installed unit, nameplate and system records.
The ABB TU818 3BSE069209R1 50 V high-density compact module termination unit is supported by Moore Automated for verified industrial replacement and spare-part requirements.
ABB TU818 3BSE069209R1 50 V high-density compact module termination unit manual(Datasheets), Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
High-Density Terminals
TU818 uses 1 x 32 and 2 x 16 screw signal terminals; preserve the documented terminal-bank organization and field-wire identification.
Thirty-Two-Channel Match
Confirm the selected S800 I/O module, 32 arrangement, voltage class and any power, fuse or modem dependency before replacement.
Field-Wire Documentation
Isolate the station, photograph and label every conductor, compare the module key and terminal numbers, and follow ABB recommissioning checks.
