ABB HVC-02B | High Voltage Controller | Robotic Painting System Replacement

  • Model: HVC-02B
  • Part Number: 3HNA024966-001
  • Manufacturer: ABB
  • Series/Application: ABB Robotics painting and coating systems
  • Core Function: Controls the high-voltage system used by electrostatic robotic painting equipment.
  • Type: High-voltage controller module
  • Key Compatibility: ABB robotic painting systems; ABB RB1000i-S documentation specifically identifies HVC-02B/HVC-02C as compatible high-voltage controllers.
  • Replacement: HVC-02C, 3HNA029043-001, is identified by current technical listings as the replacement path for HVC-02B.
  • Weight: Approximately 0.89 kg according to the available product data.
  • Dimensions: Approximately 175 × 162 × 60 mm.
Category: SKU: ABB HVC-02B

Description

ABB HVC-02B 3HNA024966-001 | High Voltage Controller for Robotic Painting Systems

 

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Model HVC-02B
ABB Part Number 3HNA024966-001
Product Type High-voltage controller
Primary Application Robotic painting / electrostatic coating
Associated Equipment ABB painting robot systems
ABB RB1000i-S Compatibility HVC-02B / HVC-02C
RB1000i-S Applied Voltage -60 kV constant, system-level specification
RB1000i-S Maximum HV Current 100 μA with constant-current mode
Replacement Model HVC-02C, 3HNA029043-001
Net Weight Approx. 0.89 kg
Dimensions Approx. 175 × 162 × 60 mm
Software Compatibility IPS versions must be checked against the robot/controller configuration

The -60 kV / 100 μA values above come from ABB’s RB1000i-S equipment documentation and describe the associated high-voltage painting application; they should not be interpreted as a standalone HVC-02B output rating. ABB specifically states that the RB1000i-S requires a dedicated high-voltage controller and lists HVC-02B/HVC-02C as compatible controllers.

Public reseller data also contains conflicting claims for HVC-02B input voltage, communication interfaces, IP rating, and I/O count. Those values should not be used for replacement engineering without the controller nameplate, electrical drawing, and ABB system documentation.

 

Product Introduction

The ABB 3HNA024966-001 is a high-voltage controller used in ABB robotic painting and coating equipment. Its role is tied to the electrostatic high-voltage portion of the painting process rather than general PLC logic or conventional robot motion control. ABB documentation for the RB1000i-S identifies /HVC-02C as the dedicated high-voltage controller options.

For maintenance teams, the important point is system matching. A physically similar controller should not be treated as a direct substitute unless the ABB robot configuration, IPS software version, atomizer configuration, and high-voltage solution are compatible.

HVC-02B

Application Scenarios & Field Pitfalls — Engineer’s Perspective

Engineering Pain Point

A failed can stop an electrostatic painting cell even when the robot controller, motion axes, and paint delivery equipment remain operational. The difficult part is often not identifying a replacement board; it is confirming that the replacement controller matches the installed atomizer and high-voltage architecture.

Typical Applications

  • Automotive painting: Electrostatic coating processes where controlled high voltage assists paint transfer to vehicle surfaces.
  • Industrial coating: Robotic spray applications requiring controlled electrostatic charging.
  • ABB painting robots: Used as part of ABB’s dedicated high-voltage painting equipment.
  • RB1000i-S systems: ABB specifically documents /HVC-02C as compatible high-voltage controller options.

Technical Pitfalls to Avoid

  1. Do not treat as an AC500 PLC module. Several reseller pages misclassify the part. The stronger evidence identifies it with ABB robotic painting high-voltage equipment, and ABB’s own documentation names as a high-voltage controller.
  2. Do not substitute HVC-02C solely because the part appears similar. The replacement path needs to be checked against the installed IPS software, robot configuration, atomizer configuration, and high-voltage solution. Available technical data identifies specific ACK boards for certain F1515 high-voltage controller solutions.
  3. Do not use generic voltage specifications from reseller listings. Published values for ‘s supply and interfaces conflict significantly. For a live replacement, the machine electrical drawing and the actual nameplate should take precedence.
  4. Verify the complete part number. is associated with 3HNA024966-001, while some listings show extended forms such as 3HNA024966-001/03 or 3HNA024966-00103. Match the physical identification and installed configuration before purchasing.

 

Related Products

  • — 3HNA029043-001
    Newer replacement associated with the high-voltage controller family. Compatibility must be checked against the installed robot and IPS configuration.
  • H311CC-SE
    Another high-voltage controller identified by ABB for the RB1000i-S application. It is an application alternative, not evidence that it is a universal drop-in replacement for .
  • ACK-01 — 3HNA029236-001
    Atomizer Configuration Key associated with the F1515-2 High Voltage Controller Solution 10A configuration.
  • ACK-02 — 3HNA029236-002
    Atomizer Configuration Key associated with the F1515-1 High Voltage Controller Solution 2A configuration.
  • RB1000i-S
    ABB electrostatic painting equipment documented with / high-voltage controller compatibility.
  • 3HNA024966-001/03
    Extended identification appearing in secondary product records for . Verify the physical label before treating it as equivalent to another variant.

 

Procurement Note

For an replacement, provide the supplier with / 3HNA024966-001, the complete suffix shown on the existing unit, the ABB robot/controller model, installed IPS software version, and the high-voltage/atomizer configuration.

A clean-looking is not enough for acceptance. For a used or surplus unit, confirm the connector condition, enclosure condition, configuration identification, and whether the unit can be tested with the actual high-voltage system before returning the painting cell to production.