Description
The B&R 7XV116.50-12 is a high-density, rail-mounted industrial input/output module developed for the System 2005 / System 2003 automation platforms. This unit functions as an interface layer, expanding localized system architectures by processing discrete field signals and transmitting the aggregated data back to the central processing engine via the proprietary B&R backplane network.
- Condition: Factory Sealed (New Original Surplus)
- Availability: In stock at central industrial automation depots
- Lead Time: 24 to 48 hours for standard international air express routing
- Warranty: 12-month standard replacement warranty
Technical Specifications and Rack Integration
| Parameter | Value |
| Core Model Number | 7XV116.50-12 |
| System Platform Compatibility | System 2005 / System 2003 Hardware Assemblies |
| Module Type | Expansion Input/Output Board |
| Signal Configuration | Discrete/Digital high-density interface channel blocks |
| Local Bus Power Draw | Driven via standard rack backplane connection |
| Insertion Style | Module slot integrated with physical locking tab mechanisms |
| Mounting Orientation | Fits directly into standard B&R base modules |
When retrofitting an older control panel cabinet layout, take a close look at the plastic terminal connector block on the front face—the spacing on the 7XV116.50-12 pins is incredibly precise. On a recent project, we saw a technician attempt to slide a non-OEM pin terminal onto the front block, which inadvertently bent the third pins from the top and shorted out an entire channel block.
Well, technically it supports active backplane hot-swapping under specific software configurations, but you run a high risk of dropping the local network bus if your base module terminal shield is loose. In our experience, it is always safer to isolate the rack power line completely before pulling this card from its slot. Check your loaded automation project mapping settings to confirm that the hardware identifier address matches this exact module model index.
Cross-Border Trade and Commercial Logistics
Navigating international customs with precision industrial controls requires correct shipping classifications to prevent unexpected border holds or regulatory inspections.
Regulatory and Tariff Identifiers
- HS Code: 85389091 (Electronic assemblies for automatic process controllers and printed circuit boards)
- ECCN: EAR99 (Standard commercial automation gear; clear for standard global export regulations)
Freight Forwarding and Incoterms Options
We standardly execute international orders under FCA (Free Carrier) or DAP (Delivered at Place) frameworks via reliable air express couriers including DHL, FedEx, and UPS. This lets your procurement division maintain complete control over customs brokerage assignments. To protect the multi-layer printed circuit board from microscopic structural flexing during flight vibrations, we package the factory-sealed unit in a thick ESD protective sleeve inside a rigid, foam-walled transport carton.
Commercial Pricing and Quotation
The listed price shown across electronic B2B marketplace databases represents an estimated spot-market valuation index rather than a permanent contractual binding. Final line-item transaction totals adjust continuously based on worldwide part allocation levels, vintage variations, and currency hedge pricing. Please request an official quotation from our export logistics desk to lock in a firm commercial invoice price.
