Description
Valmet D202213L
Product Introduction
In a legacy automation cabinet, the mounting base is easy to overlook until a controller or I/O replacement cannot be installed correctly. The Valmet D202213L is the MBMT80 mounting-base component used with the IPSP/ACN MR architecture, providing the physical and interface foundation for associated automation equipment. Current procurement records identify it specifically as an MBMT80 IPSP/ACN MR mounting base with PB, coated.
This makes the D202213L a system-integration component rather than a programmable device. It should be purchased against the complete MBMT80/ACN MR configuration, particularly when replacing hardware during a DCS migration, cabinet refurbishment, or legacy PLC replacement project. Available records also associate D202213L with internal material numbers 994768 / 10007655, which can help procurement cross-check older plant documentation.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | D202213L |
| Manufacturer | Valmet |
| Product Family | MBMT80 |
| System | IPSP / ACN MR |
| Product Type | Mounting base / chassis component |
| Configuration | Mounting base with PB |
| Finish | Coated |
| Primary Function | Physical and system-interface mounting for associated MBMT80 automation hardware |
| Active Processing Function | None |
| Power Supply Function | None as a standalone power supply |
| Typical Application | Valmet ACN MR automation systems |
| System Environment | Industrial process automation |
| Internal Material Number | 994768 / 10007655 reported in procurement records |
| Installation | MBMT80 system/cabinet mounting |
| Lifecycle | Legacy / spare-parts application |
The available documentation is considerably stronger on the mechanical/system identity than on detailed electrical specifications. I would not publish unsupported voltage, current, communication, temperature, or IP figures for D202213L. Its primary purpose is the mounting/interface assembly.
Application Scenarios & Pain Points
A mounting-base failure is rarely diagnosed as a “module failure.” More often, technicians encounter damaged connectors, poor mechanical retention, corrosion, cabinet modifications, or a base that no longer matches the replacement automation hardware. The matters because the physical interface is part of the system architecture.
- cabinet assemblies: Provides the mounting platform associated with Valmet’s ACN MR architecture.
- IPSP/ACN MR installations: Used as the base/interface component for compatible control hardware.
- Legacy cabinet refurbishment: Appropriate when maintaining an existing Valmet automation cabinet instead of redesigning the complete chassis.
- Automation system migration: Useful when rebuilding an existing cabinet around the original mechanical and electrical arrangement.
Field note: When inspecting an old base, look beyond the obvious metalwork. Connector condition, locking hardware, mounting holes, backplane/interface contacts, and coating damage can all affect whether a replacement assembly can be commissioned without additional cabinet work.
D202213L
Related Products
- Valmet D201832L — IPSP / ACN I/O power-supply component; this is an active power module rather than a mounting base.
- Valmet D201138L — IBC-bus controller associated with the ACN automation architecture.
- Valmet D201830L — DO16P digital output unit for ACN-related automation applications.
- Valmet D201912L — M80 I/O group pair supporting up to 32 I/O units in a redundant configuration.
- Valmet D202512L — PB1T3 PROFIBUS DP cable splitter used within ACN MR-related installations.
- Valmet D202593 — ACN CS G2 PCIe controller, representing a controller-level component rather than the mounting hardware.
- system components — Associated chassis, controller, power, and I/O hardware should be matched to the exact ACN MR configuration.
The important distinction is functional: is the mounting/interface hardware, while parts such as D201832L and D201138L perform power-supply and controller functions respectively.
Engineer’s Guide — Field Pitfalls to Avoid
Pitfall 1: Treating as an electronic I/O module
It is a mounting base, not a PLC CPU or I/O card.
Avoidance: Specify it as an IPSP/ACN MR mounting-base component in purchasing documentation.
Pitfall 2: Ignoring the “with PB” configuration
The published identification specifically describes the unit as a mounting base with PB. That detail should not be dropped when comparing replacement parts.
Avoidance: Match the complete configuration against the installed base and cabinet drawings.
Pitfall 3: Substituting another base solely by appearance
Two mounting bases can look mechanically similar while having different interface arrangements.
Avoidance: Verify the exact part number, connector/interface layout, PB configuration, coating, and associated ACN MR hardware.
Pitfall 4: Overlooking physical condition
For a mounting base, electrical test data alone is not enough. Damaged connectors, bent contacts, cracked insulating components, corrosion, or distorted mounting points can create commissioning problems.
Avoidance: Request clear photographs of both sides, connector areas, mounting points, identification labels, and coating condition.
Pitfall 5: Losing the internal material-number cross-reference
has been associated with internal material numbers 994768 / 10007655 in available records.
Avoidance: Check both the Valmet part number and older internal material number against the plant BOM or maintenance database.
FAQ
What is Valmet ?
is an mounting base with PB for the IPSP/ACN MR automation architecture. It provides the physical/interface foundation for compatible Valmet automation hardware.
Is a PLC CPU?
No. It is a mounting-base/chassis component, not an independently programmable controller.
What does mean in ?
identifies the associated Valmet mounting/chassis platform. is specifically identified as an IPSP/ACN MR mounting base with PB, coated.
Is the same as D201832L?
No. D201832L is identified as an IPSP / ACN I/O power supply, while is the mounting base. They perform completely different functions within the system.
What should I check before purchasing a ?
Verify the complete part number, system compatibility, PB configuration, coating, connector/interface condition, mounting geometry, and associated ACN MR hardware. If replacing a damaged base, compare the actual cabinet assembly rather than relying only on catalog descriptions.
Is still relevant for legacy automation systems?
Yes. Recent procurement records continue to identify as an chassis/mounting-base component for Valmet ACN MR systems, including spare-parts procurement for automation installations.
What other Valmet parts should be checked with ?
The surrounding architecture may include the D201832L IPSP power supply, D201138L IBC-bus controller, D201912L M80 I/O group, D201830L DO16P output unit, and D202512L PROFIBUS DP splitter. The exact combination depends on the installed ACN MR configuration.
