The SR511 with product ID 3BSE000863R1 is a hardware step-down voltage regulator module engineered to stabilize and deliver internal logic power within the chassis of major process controllers. This SR511 3BSE000863R1 component accepts a baseline input voltage configuration of 24V DC and converts it down into a highly regulated 5V DC power bus rail, which is critical for driving underlying backplane transceivers, processor sub-assemblies, and localized I/O logic boards. Operating natively within the AC 400 Power framework, this module mounts into designated chassis sub-racks to satisfy system power conditions for specific distributed control deployments. Its design ensures robust line regulation and transient suppression, preserving standard data processing throughput under typical industrial electrical load variances.
Features
Dual-stage regulation converting a 24V DC infrastructure input down to a stabilized 5V DC logic board rail.
Integrated integration architecture built for seamless backplane insertion within targeted sub-racks.
Heavy-duty mechanical casing acting as a heat sink to maximize heat dissipation without forced air dependence.
Factory electrical protection safeguards upstream power supplies against internal component failure modes.
Applications
System power stabilization for Advant Controller 450 (AC450) Version 2.3 processing lines.
Power regulation infrastructure for Advant Controller 450RMC setups.
System power management within Advant OCS with MOD 300 software and AC460 control environments.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Manufacturer
ABB
Model Type Designation
SR511
Product ID
3BSE000863R1
Product Type
Power Supply / Power Regulator
Input Voltage
24V DC
Output Voltage
5V DC
Product Net Depth / Length
117 mm
Product Net Height
243 mm
Product Net Width
54 mm
Product Net Weight
1.6 kg
Static Converter HS Code
850440
Customs Tariff Number
85044085
WEEE Category
5. Small Equipment (No External Dimension More Than 50 cm)
Number of Batteries
0
Country of Origin
Sweden
Installation Guidelines
Chassis Matching: Verify the sub-rack destination matches the dedicated layout positions specified for the SR511 Power Regulator series before applying physical force.
Mechanical Insertion: Slide the regulator firmly along the chassis slot card guides until the structural backplane multi-pin connector is completely engaged. Secure all faceplate retention fasteners.
Thermal Management: Maintain unimpeded convection gaps above and beneath the sub-rack assembly to ensure internal operational variables remain within safe limits.
Power Sequencing: Verify that the primary 24V DC input source feeder loop is isolated and switched off before inserting or extracting the module from the active rack backplane.
Shield Grounding: Ensure the sub-rack chassis frame maintains standard instrumentation earth grounding connections to shield regulator circuitry from high-frequency electromagnetic interference.
FAQ
What is the primary function of this power regulator module within the controller rack?
The module steps down an incoming 24V DC input voltage down to a regulated 5V DC output, providing stable power to the localized controller sub-assemblies and backplane logic boards.
Which specific ABB control systems are compatible with this module?
This module is designed for use in Advant OCS with Master SW systems including the Advant Controller 450 (Version 2.3) and Advant Controller 450RMC, as well as Advant OCS with MOD 300 SW AC460 controllers.
What are the physical weight and dimension attributes of this unit?
The module has a net weight of 1.6 kg and physical external dimensions of 243 mm in height, 54 mm in width, and 117 mm in depth.
Is this power regulator compliant with current RoHS environmental directives?
According to the official product classification, this specific vintage equipment design is listed as Not RoHS Compliant.
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