ABB 1SAP245000R0001 (DX531) mixed digital input/output module
May 29, 2026

ABB 1SAP245000R0001 (DX531) mixed digital input/output module

1SAP245000R0001 corresponds to ABB DX531, a mixed digital input/output module for the S500 distributed I/O system and AC500 series PLCs. It provides 8 digital inputs (115–230 VAC) and 4 relay outputs (230 VAC / 3 A), designed for direct connection to AC sensors and actuators without intermediate relays. The module features electrical isolation, LED status indicators, and hot‑swap capability, suitable for industrial automation requiring AC signal handling.

Description

Product Introduction

1SAP245000R0001 corresponds to ABB DX531, a mixed digital input/output module for the S500 distributed I/O system and AC500 series PLCs. It provides 8 digital inputs (115–230 VAC) and 4 relay outputs (230 VAC / 3 A), designed for direct connection to AC sensors and actuators without intermediate relays. The module features electrical isolation, LED status indicators, and hot‑swap capability, suitable for industrial automation requiring AC signal handling.

Model Explanation

  • 1SAP245000R0001: ABB unique part number.

  • DX531:

    • DX = Digital mixed I/O

    • 531 = S500 series mixed I/O module identifier.

  • 245000: Platform code for S500 8DI/4DO relay AC I/O product.

  • R0001: Initial hardware revision.

  • Core definition: 8×115–230 VAC DI / 4×230 VAC 3A relay DO.

Technical Parameters

  • Digital Inputs: 8 channels, 115–230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 mA typical.

  • Digital Outputs: 4 relay channels, 230 VAC / 3 A (resistive load), NO/NC contacts.

  • Supply Voltage: 24 VDC (20.4–28.8 VDC) for module logic.

  • Galvanic Isolation: Between channels and backplane; input/output isolated.

  • Protection Class: IP20.

  • Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +60 °C (horizontal).

  • Storage Temperature: −40 °C to +70 °C.

  • Humidity: 0–95 % non‑condensing.

  • Dimensions (W×H×D): 67.5 mm × 76 mm × 62 mm.

  • Weight: Approximately 0.15 kg.

  • Mounting: Standard TH35‑15 DIN rail.

  • Certifications: CE, UL, CSA, RoHS, Class I Div 2 (ATEX).

  • Compatibility: AC500 V2/V3/eCo/S series; S500 I/O system (C0+ index); requires TU515/TU516 terminal base.

Interface and Communication Configuration

  • Backplane Interface: S500 I/O bus, plug‑and‑play, hot‑swap enabled.

  • Field Wiring: Screw terminals on TU515/TU516; recommended torque 0.6 Nm.

  • Expansion: Up to 7 additional S500 modules via backplane.

  • Hot Swap: Online replacement without system shutdown.

  • Status LEDs: Power, run, fault, and per‑channel indicators.

  • Bus Communication: Exchanges I/O data with AC500 PLC over S500 backplane.

Core Functions

  • AC Input/Output Mix: Directly connects 115–230 VAC sensors (limit switches, pushbuttons) and 230 VAC actuators (valves, contactors, lamps), eliminating intermediate relays.

  • Relay Outputs: 3 A rated contacts handle resistive loads; isolated outputs enhance safety.

  • Electrical Isolation: Protects PLC and low‑voltage circuits from AC line noise and faults.

  • Hot‑Swap Maintenance: Minimizes downtime in critical processes.

  • Compact Design: Saves cabinet space with high‑density AC I/O.

Application Scenarios

  • Factory automation: Conveyors, packaging machines, and assembly lines with AC sensors and 230 VAC actuators.

  • Process automation: Water treatment, chemical, and pharmaceutical plants using AC‑based monitoring and control.

  • Building automation: HVAC, lighting, and security systems with 230 VAC devices.

  • General industrial: Retrofit projects replacing old relay panels; cost‑effective AC I/O solutions.

Usage and Maintenance Instructions

  • Mount on DIN rail in a ventilated cabinet; avoid dust, moisture, and direct heat.

  • Install TU515/TU516 terminal base first, then insert and lock DX531.

  • Connect 24 VDC power (UP/UP3) with correct polarity.

  • Wire AC inputs (115–230 VAC) and relay outputs (230 VAC) to screw terminals; tighten to 0.6 Nm.

  • Configure I/O mapping via AC500 programming software.

  • Check LED indicators regularly for power, run, fault, and channel status.

  • Perform periodic maintenance: Tighten terminals, clean dust, and inspect for corrosion.

  • In case of failure, replace the module online (hot swap) and verify wiring.


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