ABB 10012171 ABB Low-Voltage and Automation Components

Razz Middle East supplies ABB low-voltage and automation components across Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the exact reference printed on the device. This group covers the hardware that sits between a controller and a load: I/O modules, controller and communication boards, interface and coupling relays, power supplies, timers and the small parts that keep a panel working. Each item is quoted per part number and delivered duty-paid, with a typical lead time of three weeks.

ABB 10012171

This page covers ABB part number 10012171 — ABB Low-Voltage and Automation Components. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About ABB Low-Voltage and Automation Components

ABB's low-voltage and automation catalogue is not a single product line but several overlapping ranges that share a panel. At the controller end sit programmable platforms — the AC 500 family in current designs and, in older plants, AC 31 and Procontic hardware carrying 07-prefixed references such as 07DI92 — alongside 3BSE-coded boards from the AC 800M and 800xA process-control line. Around it sit the components that condition and route signals: digital and analogue I/O modules, fieldbus and communication interfaces, interface and optocoupler relays on DIN carriers, switch-mode power supplies, electronic timers, and measuring and monitoring relays for phase, current, voltage and insulation faults.

The reference formats differ because these parts come from ranges ABB built up over decades and through acquisition: 1TNE and GJL belong to older product houses, 3BSE to the process automation business, 07- to the earlier Procontic controllers, and short codes such as A1N are shorthand for one configured item. None of them encode the rating in a way you can decode by eye, so the printed reference, not a description on a drawing, is the only reliable identifier when replacing a module.

ABB Low-Voltage and Automation Components in Saudi Arabia

In the Kingdom this hardware turns up wherever a control panel is built, extended or refurbished. Aramco and SABIC plants in Jubail and Yanbu run several generations of ABB automation side by side, so a shutdown list often mixes current AC 500 modules with 07- and 3BSE-coded spares for cabinets installed decades earlier. Desalination and water-treatment sites at Ras Al Khair, Shuaibah and Jubail lean heavily on monitoring and interface relays, because pump halls are remote and a lost phase has to trip before a motor is damaged. Cement works in Riyadh and the Eastern Province, food and beverage lines around Jeddah, and the electrical packages going into NEOM and Red Sea projects all draw on the same DIN-rail building blocks. Panels here are built for a 380/400 V, 60 Hz supply from SEC, cabinet temperatures in an unconditioned kiosk run high enough that power supplies and relays need derating, and equipment imported for regulated projects must satisfy SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Order by the full ABB reference exactly as it appears on the device label or the panel bill of materials, including the R-suffix — 1TNE968902R2101 and 3BSE018161R1 are complete references, and the trailing digits are not optional. Within this group a single character changes the coil or supply voltage, the channel count, the terminal style (screw or spring clamp) or the firmware revision, and the wrong variant will not simply drop into an existing rack. For older Procontic and 800xA boards, tell us which controller or rack it plugs into; several references have been superseded and the replacement carries a different code. If the label has faded, a photograph of the module and of the rack is usually enough for us to identify it. Everything here is sourced to order, with a typical lead time of three weeks, delivered duty-paid to your site in Saudi Arabia.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.