ABB | Advant 800xA TU715F

Product Details

• Part Number 1 TU715F
• Part Number 2 3BDH000378R0001

Product Description

Designed for the Advant 800xA platform, ABB TU715F is an I/O Terminal Unit.

Within the process-control arrangement, this type of I/O component participates in the exchange of signals between the process and the control strategy, supporting monitoring, command, or coordinated input/output activity as defined by the system design. Existing connection and module records should guide replacement work.

ABB Advant and System 800xA environments combine control, I/O, communication, and operator resources. This product supports the hardware function identified by its description within the installed system. Ratings and capacity should be verified against the exact model documentation.

For maintenance or replacement work, the exact module designation should be checked against the installed hardware, wiring records, and control-system documentation before the component is placed into service. The original equipment schedule should guide compatibility review.

Product Documentation

• Part Notes

  ASEA Brown Boveri

• Catalog Description

  TU 715F, Input Output (I/O) Terminal Unit, 24 VDC

• Common Part Typos TU7I5F, TU7l5F

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