Manufacturer: ABB
Product No.: FPR3319102R1162
Country of origin:Sweden
Product Type: Power Supplies
Barcode: 85371099
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 400g
Dimensions: 7.60cm x 5.10cm x 25.40cm
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
The ABB ICFC16L1-24 (Ordering Number: FPR3319102R1162) is a legacy industrial I/O and power distribution module designed for ABB Procontic control systems. It provides 16 configurable channels operating at 24V DC and integrates directly into ModuleBus-based automation architectures.
This unit is classified as an obsolete ABB component and is typically used in long-life industrial installations where system continuity and replacement accuracy are required.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | ABB |
| Model | ICFC16L1-24 |
| Part Number | FPR3319102R1162 |
| System | Procontic |
| I/O Channels | 16 configurable channels |
| Output Voltage | 24V DC |
| Output Current | 0.5A per channel |
| Redundancy | 1+1 configuration via optical ModuleBus |
| Communication Interface | TB840 ModuleBus cluster modem |
| Status | Obsolete |
The ICFC16L1-24 is designed for ABB Procontic automation systems and operates within ModuleBus-based architectures. It is not compatible with modern System 800xA control environments without interface adaptation layers.
In redundant configurations, the module works in a 1+1 topology using optical links through the TB840 ModuleBus modem. Both primary and backup modules must maintain identical channel mapping to ensure synchronization stability.
Each output channel supports up to 0.5A at 24V DC. However, total system load must be calculated based on thermal limits of the module backplane and internal copper trace capacity.
Recommended wiring uses 14–18 AWG stranded copper conductors with ferrule termination. Proper load distribution across channels is required to avoid localized overheating or fuse stress conditions.
As a discontinued ABB product, procurement should always reference the full part number FPR3319102R1162. Replacement planning is recommended during scheduled maintenance windows to avoid unexpected system downtime.
Before module replacement, isolate the 24V auxiliary supply and inspect backplane connectors for oxidation or mechanical wear.
Is ICFC16L1-24 compatible with modern ABB 800xA systems?
No. The module is designed for ABB Procontic systems and requires ModuleBus-based infrastructure such as TB840 for operation.
Can all 16 channels operate at full load simultaneously?
No. Although each channel supports 0.5A, total load must remain within thermal and board-level distribution limits.
What causes redundancy communication failure?
Most failures originate from optical signal degradation or incorrect fiber routing between ICFC16L1-24 and TB840 modem units.
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| Country of origin |
Sweden
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| Power source |
DC Power
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