Description
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ABB, according to supplier listings |
| Model designation | DSTXW110 |
| Product category | Reported I/O wiring / termination hardware |
| System family | Not conclusively verified |
| Associated part number | Not verified for this exact designation |
| Field connection type | Requires physical and documentation verification |
| I/O channel count | Not verified |
| Signal types | Not verified |
| Supply voltage | Not verified |
| Communication interface | Not verified |
| Mounting method | Not verified |
| Operating temperature | Not verified |
| Protection rating | Not verified |
| Condition | Confirm with supplier |
The available descriptions do not establish reliable model-specific electrical ratings. Do not use specifications published for DSXW 110 or another similarly named unit unless the manufacturer documentation confirms the relationship.
Application Scenarios & Pain Points
Potential application scenarios depend on confirming the part’s identity and installed system.
- I/O wiring maintenance: Determine whether the component terminates field wiring or performs another interface function before replacing it.
- Legacy control-system repairs: Use cabinet drawings and the original bill of materials to establish the correct assembly.
- Unplanned downtime: Verify connectors and terminal positions before the maintenance window to avoid discovering a mismatch during installation.
- Spare-parts inventory: Record the full designation and any additional part number printed on the label rather than relying on a shortened stock description.
A useful field check is to photograph both the component label and its connector side. The two views often reveal whether a listing describes the same physical assembly or a different product with a similar designation.
DSTXW110
Related Products
These are identification references, not confirmed replacements.
- DSTXW110 — Target designation; verify the complete label and function.
- DSXW 110 — A similarly named ABB S100 weighing board. It is a different designation and must not be assumed equivalent.
- DSXW 111 — Related S100 weighing-board designation; not a confirmed substitute for DSTXW110.
- DSTX 160 — Connection unit documented for the DSXW 110/111 weighing-board application; its relationship to DSTXW110 is not established
- ABB S100 I/O hardware — Relevant documentation category if the original assembly is confirmed to belong to the S100 system.
- ABB S800 I/O wiring units — Potential documentation category if the physical part is confirmed as S800 termination hardware.
The Engineer’s Guide
Trap 1: Treating similar model numbers as equivalent
Warning: DSTXW110, DSXW 110, and DSTX 160 are distinct designations in the available references.
Practical tip: Match the exact label, part number, system family, and original assembly drawing before approving a replacement.
Trap 2: Trusting unverified channel and voltage specifications
A supplier listing may assign electrical ratings to a product without providing a matching manufacturer datasheet.
Practical tip: Confirm signal types, channel count, terminal assignment, and voltage limits from the documentation for the exact hardware revision.
Trap 3: Ordering based on appearance alone
Similar terminal assemblies may have different pin assignments or intended system connections.
Practical tip: Compare connector keying, terminal markings, board labels, and mounting dimensions. Do not connect field wiring until the terminal diagram is confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the ABB DSTXW110?
Supplier listings describe it as I/O wiring or termination hardware, but the exact manufacturer-defined function is not conclusively verified. Check the complete label and the original equipment documentation before using that description in a purchase order.
2. Is the same as DSXW 110?
There is insufficient evidence to establish equivalence. DSXW 110 is documented as an ABB S100 weighing board, while appears in separate supplier listings. Do not treat them as interchangeable based on the similar names.
3. What is the part number for ABB ?
I could not verify a manufacturer-authoritative order number for the exact designation. Record all markings on the label and any attached identification tag before requesting a quotation.
4. What are the voltage rating and number of channels?
These specifications remain unverified for the exact model. Avoid applying ratings published for DSXW 110 or other ABB interface units unless the applicable documentation explicitly identifies the same hardware.
5. How do I confirm compatibility with an existing ABB control system?
Compare the original part number, system family, connector layout, terminal assignment, and equipment drawings. If the unit is installed in a legacy system, ask the supplier to confirm compatibility against the full system designation rather than the model name alone.
6. How can I verify condition and authenticity?
Request photographs of the actual unit, its identification label, and its connectors. Ask whether it is new, surplus, refurbished, or used, and request available inspection or functional-test records. A listing description alone does not verify authenticity or operating condition.
7. What are the lead time and warranty?
Lead time, stock status, and warranty depend on the specific supplier and unit. Obtain written confirmation of the condition, dispatch estimate, warranty duration, and return terms before scheduling installation.
