The 6MA1890-1AC16/CC is an industrial component categorized under the Siemens product catalog. As a legacy part currently designated as Obsolete, it is typically found in older Siemens control systems, automation assemblies, or specific machinery interfaces. Given its part number structure, it is often associated with specialized mounting hardware, terminal blocks, or modular electronic housing assemblies used in industrial automation infrastructure.
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Siemens
Model
6MA1890-1AC16/CC
Product Phase
Obsolete
Weight
0.50 kg
Dimensions
25.00 x 12.00 x 10.00 cm
Commodity Code
85389091
Export Control (ECCN)
N
Support and Maintenance Notes
Availability: As this product is obsolete, it is no longer available through standard manufacturing channels. Sourcing usually requires working with specialized industrial surplus providers or repair centers that refurbish legacy components.
Compatibility: If you are planning a replacement, it is highly recommended to inspect the specific wiring or mechanical interface on your existing system to ensure a compatible alternative or functional equivalent is selected.
Handling: Please handle the unit according to standard industrial electronic procedures to avoid mechanical or electrostatic damage if the item is being used for repair or testing.
FAQ
Is the 6MA1890-1AC16/CC still being manufactured?
No, the product phase is listed as obsolete, meaning it is no longer in active production.
What should I do if I need this part for a repair?
Since it is obsolete, you may look for legacy industrial surplus suppliers, refurbishing services, or contact a Siemens regional support representative for potential equivalent upgrades.
Where can I find the manual or wiring diagram for this component?
Legacy documentation for obsolete parts can sometimes be found in the Siemens Industry Online Support (SIOS) archive or through specialized documentation databases.
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