Description
Product Overview
The ABB ICMK14F1-K10.0 is identified in industrial parts listings as a remote unit for the Advant Controller 31 control platform. It is intended for distributed I/O applications, where field signals can be handled near the equipment and exchanged with the main controller over the system bus. This arrangement can reduce the need to route every field signal directly back to a central control cabinet.
Listings associate this model with order number 1SBP260050R1001 and describe a configuration of eight 24 V DC digital inputs and six relay outputs. One supplier also identifies the unit with a 120/230 V AC supply designation, so the actual power requirements should be checked against the complete nameplate and applicable documentation before installation. The available sources are reseller listings rather than an official ABB datasheet; treat the specifications below as preliminary identification data, not a substitute for manufacturer documentation.
For replacement procurement, matching the model alone is not enough. Confirm the order number, supply voltage, CS31 bus connection, I/O wiring, and controller configuration. The ICMK14F1-K10.0 belongs to a legacy control-system family, making verification against the installed hardware particularly important when planning a like-for-like replacement.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product model | ICMK14F1-K10.0 |
| Order number | 1SBP260050R1001 |
| Manufacturer | ABB |
| Product family | Advant Controller 31 / Procontic CS31 |
| Product type | Remote I/O unit |
| Digital inputs | 8 × 24 V DC, as listed by suppliers |
| Relay outputs | 6, as listed by suppliers |
| Relay contact rating | Reported as up to 2 A; verify voltage and load category |
| Auxiliary supply | Verify exact AC/DC supply variant |
| Communication bus | CS31 system bus, reported by suppliers |
| Mounting method | DIN rail, reported by suppliers |
| Operating temperature | Not independently confirmed from ABB documentation |
| Protection rating | Not independently confirmed |
| Firmware/configuration requirements | Verify against the installed AC31 system |
Major Features and Advantages
Distributed I/O capability
The ICMK14F1-K10.0 supports a distributed control arrangement in which field signals are handled by a remote unit rather than being wired individually to the main controller. This can be useful in established installations where equipment is spread across a production line, utility area, or machine package. Actual bus distance and network limits must be taken from the applicable system documentation.
ICMK14F1-K10.0
Digital signal acquisition
The reported eight-channel digital input section is intended for discrete status signals. Depending on the connected equipment and approved wiring design, these may include limit switches, auxiliary contacts, and machine status indications. Confirm input polarity, electrical thresholds, and common-terminal arrangement before connecting field wiring.
Relay-based switching
The reported six relay outputs can provide switching interfaces for compatible external loads. The actual allowable load depends on contact ratings, load type, switching frequency, and protection requirements. Do not assume that a published current rating applies equally to inductive loads, AC and DC circuits, or every contact configuration.
Maintenance of legacy installations
For plants maintaining an existing Advant Controller 31 system, a correctly identified remote unit can support restoration of the original control architecture without automatically requiring a full controls migration. Before replacement, check whether the existing controller, bus configuration, and connected expansion modules remain supported and correctly configured.
Typical Applications
Subject to confirmation of the installed system and electrical design, the ICMK14F1-K10.0 may be considered for:
- Discrete equipment-status monitoring
- Relay-controlled auxiliary equipment
- Distributed I/O in industrial machinery
- Maintenance and replacement of existing ABB AC31 installations
- Control-cabinet and field-equipment integration
These are application examples for the product category, not verified approvals for a particular machine or safety function.
Related Products
- ABB 07KT94 — Advant Controller 31 basic unit, listed separately as part of the same broader controller family.
- ABB ICMK14F1-KA.0 — a separately listed remote-unit variant. Do not treat it as interchangeable with ICMK14F1-K10.0 without documentation confirming compatibility.
- ABB XC32L1-A2.0 — another listed ABB automation component; a similar product-family context does not establish direct compatibility.
Installation and Maintenance
- Verify the nameplate: Check the full model designation and order number, including the
K10.0suffix. - Confirm the power supply: Resolve the required AC or DC supply and rated voltage before energizing the unit.
- Check the CS31 bus: Verify the correct terminals, bus wiring, addressing, and controller configuration.
- Inspect I/O wiring: Confirm input voltage levels and relay contact ratings against the actual field loads.
- Commission systematically: Check bus communication, input status changes, output operation, and controller diagnostics before returning the equipment to service.
- Observe isolation procedures: Follow site lockout/tagout requirements and verify that all relevant circuits are de-energized before handling wiring or replacing the unit.
Product Assurance
For the ABB .0, request clear photographs of the nameplate, terminal layout, and overall unit before purchase. Confirm the stated order number against the existing module and applicable documentation.
Product condition, testing history, warranty, and stock status should be established from the actual supplier’s records rather than inferred from a catalog listing. For a legacy control system, the safest procurement decision is based on verified identity and compatibility—not model-name similarity alone.
