Description
ABB 3BHE039221R0101 HAC807B101
Product Introduction
The ABB HAC807B101 3BHE039221R0101 is an ABB control printed-circuit board identified in available field records as HA C807 B101 and associated with LXEU1004 hardware. A detailed physical-board record for the exact 3BHE039221R0101 part number shows the markings “HA C807 B101,” “LXEU1004,” and a Rev. B designation, along with factory inspection/test references. Other industrial automation records independently associate 3BHE039221R0101 HA C807 B101 with LXEU1004, supporting the identification as a drive/converter-related PCB rather than a conventional PLC I/O module.
The ABB HA C807 B101 should therefore be treated as a system-specific control board. The LXEU1004 association is particularly important because this type of PCB does not have a meaningful standalone specification in the same way as an AC 800M analog or digital I/O module. Its function depends on the surrounding ABB drive/converter assembly, mating boards, firmware or hardware revision, and internal signal interfaces. The marking GD C806 A101 also appears in field records associated with the exact board, but available evidence suggests this is an associated drive-board/assembly identification rather than a reason to rename the primary part as GD C806 A101.
From a procurement standpoint, the complete 3BHE039221R0101 / HAC807B101 / HA C807 B101 identification should be retained. This is especially important because the same broader ABB drive hardware family contains other C806 boards with different order numbers and functions. For example, field records identify 3BHE036290R0002 as a GD C806 B02 gate-drive board, while 3BHE039221R0101 is separately identified as HA C807 B101. Physical similarity between these boards should not be treated as evidence of interchangeability.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | HA B101 / HAC807B101 |
| ABB Part Number | 3BHE039221R0101 |
| Manufacturer | ABB |
| Product Type | Drive / converter control PCB |
| Associated Hardware | LXEU1004 |
| Board Revision | Rev. B reported on a field-recorded unit |
| Related Marking | GD C806 A101 reported on associated board records |
| Primary Function | Control and signal-processing circuitry |
| Application | ABB industrial drive/converter equipment |
| Installation | Internal drive/converter assembly |
| External Communication Protocol | Not independently verified |
| Field I/O | Not independently verified |
| Rated Voltage | Not reliably established for the standalone PCB |
| Rated Current | Not applicable as a standalone PCB specification |
| Operating Temperature | Verify from the applicable LXEU1004 system documentation |
| Protection Rating | Not applicable as a standalone open PCB |
| Dimensions | Do not rely on reseller dimensions without matching the actual board |
| Weight | Approximately 0.21 kg reported for one physical unit; verify actual revision |
Specification warning: Some online listings assign this part 600 A, 75 kW, 200–690 V, three-pole, AC3 specifications. Those are clearly inconsistent with the identification of the item as a PCB and should not be used as specifications for 3BHE039221R0101. Another listing incorrectly categorizes the same part as an S800 analog-input termination unit and publishes detailed I/O specifications. That description conflicts with the field records linking the board to HA / .
3BHE039221R0101 HAC807B101 GD C806 A101
Main Features and Engineering Considerations
Dedicated Drive/Converter PCB
The ABB HAC807B101 should be regarded as a dedicated internal control board rather than a user-configurable PLC module. Its electrical behavior is determined by the assembly and the other boards surrounding it.
Association
The exact 3BHE039221R0101 board is repeatedly recorded together with . A field-recorded unit also carries HA , , Rev. B, and manufacturing/test markings. This is useful when checking a replacement against a removed board.
Do Not Confuse C806 and Hardware
ABB drive assemblies contain multiple board families. Field records distinguish from boards. For example, 3BHE036290R0002 is identified as a GD B02 gate-drive board. A similar-looking / PCB should therefore not be substituted without documented compatibility.
GD A101 Marking
The marking is important because it appears alongside the exact 3BHE039221R0101 board in field records. However, the same records identify as the board designation. For purchasing, use the ABB order number 3BHE039221R0101 as the controlling identifier.
Revision Control
A physical unit has been documented with Rev. B. If the installed board carries a different revision, photograph and record that revision before ordering. Firmware, component substitutions, and interface changes can matter even when the commercial part number remains unchanged.
Field Replacement
Before removing the PCB:
- Record the complete ABB part number.
- Photograph all board markings.
- Record HA and any markings.
- Record PCB revision.
- Photograph connector locations.
- Record the assembly identification.
- Compare the replacement board’s component layout and connector keying.
After replacement, verify the drive/converter diagnostic status and communication with the associated control hardware before returning the equipment to service.
Application Scenarios
- ABB industrial drive systems
- ABB converter equipment
- assemblies
- Drive control-panel maintenance
- Converter-control PCB replacement
- Industrial motor-drive maintenance
- Power-conversion equipment
- Legacy ABB drive refurbishment
- Planned outage spare replacement
- Control-board troubleshooting
Engineer’s Guide: Field Pitfalls
Do not order this as an S800 I/O termination unit. One reseller listing makes that claim, but the stronger field evidence identifies the exact board as HA / .
Do not use 600 A / 75 kW specifications. Those numbers appear to have been copied from an unrelated power-device description and do not describe this PCB.
Check the identification. This is one of the most useful system-level cross-checks for the part.
Distinguish HA from GD . They appear in the same drive hardware ecosystem but are not automatically interchangeable.
Record the board revision. A field unit has been documented as Rev. B, so revision should be included in the replacement assessment.
Do not assume the board has standalone field I/O. Its function is defined by the drive/converter assembly and mating electronics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ABB HAC807B101?
, also written , is the board designation associated with ABB part number 3BHE039221R0101. Available field records associate it with the drive/converter hardware.
Is 3BHE039221R0101 an S800 analog-input termination unit?
The available evidence does not support that identification. One reseller labels it that way, but independent field records identify the exact part as HA / .
What is GD A101?
appears as an associated marking in field records for the 3BHE039221R0101 board. It should not automatically be treated as the primary commercial model. The stronger part identification is HA / 3BHE039221R0101.
Is a gate-drive board?
The exact board is identified as , while separate ABB boards are explicitly described in field records as gate-drive hardware. I would not classify itself as a gate-drive board without the applicable ABB system documentation.
What ABB system is it used with?
The strongest available evidence associates 3BHE039221R0101 HA with hardware.
Can another / board replace it?
Not without documented compatibility. ABB’s drive hardware contains multiple / board variants with different functions and order numbers. The complete 3BHE039221R0101 identification should be matched.
Procurement Note
Use the following procurement description:
ABB HA / — 3BHE039221R0101 — Control PCB
If the installed board also carries , include that marking in the inspection record, but retain 3BHE039221R0101 as the primary ordering identifier.
For a replacement, I would require photographs showing the ABB part number, HA marking, PCB revision, marking, and connector/component side. This is a case where a supplier’s generic “ABB circuit board” description is not enough. The available evidence contains several contradictory specifications, so the exact board markings and system application should take priority over copied reseller data.
