ABB PM581-ETH 1SAP140100R0170 | Processor Module Price Advantage New In Stock

Brand：ABB PLC

Item No.：ABB PM581-ETH 1SAP140100R0170

Product origin：Sweden

Dimensions:74 × 135 × 82 mm

Weight:0.32 kg

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Product Introduction：

Overview

The ABB PM581-ETH is a high-performance processor module from the AC500 series, designed for advanced industrial automation tasks. It integrates Ethernet communication and offers reliable processing capabilities for demanding control applications.

General Information

Part Number: 1SAP140100R0170
Manufacturer: ABB
Brand Country of Origin: Sweden
Series: AC500
Type: Processor Module (CPU with Ethernet)
Mounting: DIN-rail installation
Technology: Ethernet-enabled modular PLC architecture

Power Specifications

Supply Voltage: 24 V DC
Power Consumption: Energy-efficient CPU design
Input Source: External 24 V DC power supply
Protection: Overvoltage, short-circuit, and reverse-polarity protection
Indicators: LEDs for RUN, ERR, COM, and ETH

Communication & Interface

Ethernet Port: Integrated Ethernet for programming and networking
System Role: Central controller for AC500 systems
Diagnostics: Built-in monitoring and error reporting
Operator Interface: LED status indicators and engineering tool configuration
Reset Features: Supports hardware and software reset

I/O & Channels

Local I/O: Expandable with S500 I/O modules
Function: Executes automation logic and manages system communication
External Load Support: Not applicable (controller-only module)

Environmental

Operating Temperature: −20 to +60 °C
Humidity: Up to 95% RH, non-condensing
Protection Rating: Suitable for industrial control cabinets

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions (L × W × H): 74 × 135 × 82 mm
Weight: ~ 0.32 kg

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