SYN5201A-Z V217 3BHB006714R0217 | 0 °C to +60 °C communication module

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Description

Product Overview

The ABB SYN5201A-Z V217 3BHB006714R0217 is a critical redundancy synchronization and communication module designed for the high-performance ABB AC 800PEC controller platform. It forms the backbone of a redundant controller pair, ensuring deterministic and bumpless switchover in mission-critical applications where maximum availability is required. This module is responsible for the real-time, high-speed exchange of process data, program states, and timing signals between a primary and standby CPU. By maintaining perfect synchronization, the ABB SYN5201A-Z V217 3BHB006714R0217 enables the standby controller to assume control instantly and seamlessly in the event of a primary failure, with zero loss of process data or control continuity.

 

Parameter Values

  • Product Model:SYN5201A-Z V217 3BHB006714R0217
  • Brand: ABB
  • Warranty: One Year
  • Supply Voltage: 24 V DC
  • Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +60 °C
  • Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C
  • Synchronization Data Rate: 1 Gbps (full-duplex)
  • Redundancy Switchover Time: < 20 ms (full application state transfer)
  • Communication Media: Dedicated fiber optic cable (standard) or copper cable
  • Max Fiber Optic Distance: 1000 meters (multi-mode)
  • Protection Class: N/A (Internally mounted module)
  • Power Consumption: 4.5 W (typical)
  • Diagnostics: Continuous self-diagnostics and link integrity monitoring
  • Supported Controller: AC 800PEC (PM864, PM865, etc.)
  • Dimensions: 60 mm x 120 mm x 120 mm

 

Application Scenarios

  • Critical Process Control:  SYN5201A-Z V217 3BHB006714R0217  Ensuring continuous operation in high-availability applications within oil & gas production, refining, chemical processing, and pulp & paper industries.
  • Turbine Control & Compressor Control: Providing fault-tolerant control for high-speed rotating equipment where an unplanned shutdown can cause severe damage or production loss.
  • Power Plant Auxiliary Systems: Managing critical balance-of-plant systems in thermal and nuclear power generation, where reliability is paramount for grid stability and safety.