ABB | Drives DI85-8B

Product Details

• Part Number 1 DI85-8B

Product Description

The product identified as ABB DI85-8B is a Digital Input Module in the Drives hardware family.

Within the process-control arrangement, this class of module brings discrete field status into the control system. Typical signal sources include switches, relay contacts, permissives, and equipment-status circuits when they match the module's electrical requirements. Application should remain aligned with the documented system design.

Drives provides the platform context for this product, while the AC drives classification identifies its broader automation role. Exact application should follow the installed system configuration. System drawings should be consulted before replacement.

For ongoing lifecycle support, proper application depends on matching the product to the original control-system design, including its physical position, electrical connections, and configured relationship with surrounding hardware. Its role should remain distinct from that of similarly named assemblies.

Product Documentation

• Part Notes

  57574771A, 5760228-7D

• Common Part Typos D185-8B, D1858B, DI858B

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