ABB 560PSU02 1KGT011900R0001 RTU560 Power Supply Unit

  • Manufacturer: ABB
  • Model: 560PSU02 R0001
  • Order number: 1KGT011900R0001
  • Product type: DC power supply unit
  • System family: ABB RTU560 remote terminal unit
  • Input voltage: 48–220 V DC, according to the R0001 product catalog
  • Output voltages: 5 V DC and 24 V DC
  • Rated output power: 85 W
  • Redundancy: Supports parallel redundant power supply arrangements in compatible RTU560 subracks
  • Installation: Compatible RTU560 subrack, including documented 560MPR03 and 560SFR02 configurations
Category: SKU: ABB 560PSU02 1KGT011900R0001 RTU560

Description

Product overview

The ABB 560PSU02 1KGT011900R0001 is designed to supply the internal electronics of an RTU560 substation automation rack. In utility and industrial power systems, the remote terminal unit collects field information and supports supervisory control and communication with higher-level systems. The power supply is a foundational component: unstable or missing supply rails can interrupt communication and affect the operation of the equipment installed in the rack.

This R0001 version accepts a wide DC input range of 48–220 V and provides regulated 5 V DC and 24 V DC outputs. ABB’s product catalog identifies an 85 W output rating and documents use with compatible 560MPR03 and 560SFR02 subracks. For installations with higher availability requirements, two suitable power supply units can operate in parallel so the remaining unit can carry the load if one supply fails, subject to the rack configuration and load limits.

When replacing an existing 560PSU02, confirm the complete order code and the station battery supply before installation. A matching model label is useful, but it does not replace checks of input polarity, output rails, rack compatibility, and redundancy configuration. For used or surplus units, request documented output-voltage and load testing. A no-load power-up test alone does not establish that the supply can support the installed RTU560 modules under operating conditions.

 

Product introduction

The ABB 560PSU02 R0001 provides the internal DC rails required by compatible RTU560 communication racks. Its wide DC input range is suited to substation installations powered from station battery systems.

For maintenance teams, the critical checks are the input voltage range, both output rails, the correct subrack, and any configured redundant supply arrangement. Verify the installed unit’s label and test results before returning the rack to service.

 

Key technical specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer ABB
Model 560PSU02 R0001
Order number 1KGT011900R0001
Product type DC power supply unit
System family RTU560
Input voltage 48–220 V DC
Output 1 5 V DC
Output 2 24 V DC
Total output power 85 W
Redundant operation Supported in compatible configurations
Compatible subracks 560MPR03 / 560SFR02, subject to configuration
Intended load RTU560 communication units (CMUs)
Maximum supported rack load Catalog states sufficient capacity for up to 8 CMUs; verify actual rack loading
Communication interface No independent data interface specified for this power supply
Mounting RTU560 subrack installation
Cooling Verify the applicable hardware documentation
Operating temperature Confirm against the relevant ABB technical documentation
Condition Depends on the supplied unit; verify new, surplus, refurbished, or used status

The input range, dual output rails, output power, and subrack application are supported by ABB catalog data.

1KGT011900R0001

Related products

These components are associated with the system or its power and communication architecture; they are not direct substitutes for the 560PSU02.

  • ABB 560MPR03 — subrack configuration referenced for the power supply.
  • ABB 560SFR02 — another documented compatible subrack configuration.
  • ABB CMU modules — communication units supplied by the rack’s 5 V and 24 V rails.
  • ABB system components — verify the exact module type and rack configuration before ordering associated spares.

Compatibility should be checked against the installed subrack and the system’s hardware documentation.

 

Frequently asked questions

Q1: What is the ABB 560PSU02 used for?

It supplies regulated 5 V DC and 24 V DC power to communication units in compatible ABB subracks.

Q2: What is the input voltage range for 1KGT011900R0001?

The ABB catalog lists 48–220 V DC for the R0001 version. Confirm the label and station supply before applying power.

Q3: Can two 560PSU02 units be used together?

Yes, the catalog documents parallel redundant operation for suitable configurations. Confirm rack support, wiring, load, and redundancy settings before commissioning.

Q4: Is 560PSU02 a communication module?

No. It is a power supply. It supports the communication units by providing their required DC supply rails; it does not replace those units.

Q5: What tests should be requested from a supplier?

Request input inspection, measurements of both output rails, operation under an appropriate load, and checks of status indications where fitted. If redundancy is required, request evidence that the unit is suitable for the intended redundant arrangement.

Q6: Can any power supply be substituted for this part?

No. Confirm the order code, input voltage range, output requirements, mechanical fit, and compatibility with the target subrack. Similar product names do not guarantee identical electrical specifications.

 

Procurement recommendation

For the ABB 560PSU02 1KGT011900R0001, prioritize correct input-voltage matching and verified output performance. Ask the supplier for:

  • A clear nameplate photograph showing 560PSU02 and 1KGT011900R0001.
  • Confirmation of the supplied unit’s condition and any refurbishment history.
  • Test results for the 5 V DC and 24 V DC outputs, including load testing.
  • Confirmation of compatibility with the installed subrack.
  • Details of warranty, return conditions, and any included accessories.

In a substation automation system, the supply should be accepted based on measured output performance and compatibility with the actual rack—not simply because it powers on.