ABB TK811V050 3BSC950107R2 S800 I/O Plastic Optical Fiber (POF) Cable 5.0m

Description

The TK811V050 3BSC950107R2 is a 5.0-meter optical cable for ABB System 800xA, designed for distributed I/O stations requiring optical isolation. It enables physical separation of I/O clusters across cabinets or enclosures, using POF technology to provide galvanic isolation and protect against ground loops and high-voltage transients. The rugged cable is factory-terminated with precision connectors for secure, low-loss connections to S800 communication ports. Its flexibility and EMI resistance make it ideal for reliable real-time control in power plants and factories.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: ABB

• Model Number: TK811V050 (3BSC950107R2)

• Product Type: Plastic Optical Fiber (POF) Cable

• Length: 5.0 meters

• Channel Configuration: Duplex (Transmit/Receive)

• Fiber Core: 980/1000 µm Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA)

• Communication Link: S800 Optical ModuleBus

• Protection: Industrial-grade flame-retardant jacket

• Connector Type: Snap-in optical connectors

• Weight: 0.15 kg

Features

• Extended Inter-Cluster Reach: The 5m length facilitates the connection of remote I/O clusters, allowing for flexible distributed architecture within large control rooms.

• Inherent EMI/RFI Immunity: Light-based transmission is unaffected by motors, drives, or switchgear, ensuring deterministic data flow in noisy electrical environments.

• Zero-Voltage Potential Link: Provides absolute electrical separation between connected clusters, safeguarding sensitive hardware from surges and lightning-induced transients.

• High Mechanical Flexibility: Features a tighter bend radius compared to glass fiber, allowing for easier routing through narrow cable ducts and around corners.

• Plug-and-Play Reliability: Factory-polished connectors guarantee optimal signal coupling and high-retention physical security in high-vibration applications.

• Scalable I/O Architecture: Designed for native integration with S800 optical interfaces, supporting the rapid expansion of System 800xA distributed networks.