Description
- Model & Brand: ABB CHBX01R, part number 2VAA008575R1.
- Physical Dimensions: Exact OEM dimensions should be verified against the applicable ABB equipment documentation; do not use generic dimensions for cabinet planning.
- Estimated Shipping Weight: Allow approximately 0.5–1.0 kg for a small PCB/control assembly with ESD protection and export packaging. This is a logistics estimate, not an OEM-certified packing weight.
- What’s in the Box: CHBX01R assembly, antistatic protective packaging, cushioning, and applicable documentation. Do not assume terminal blocks, mounting hardware, or manuals are included unless shown on the supplier packing list.
- Handling: Keep the assembly inside its ESD shielding bag until installation. Handle the PCB by its edges; avoid contact with connector pins, solder joints, and exposed circuitry.
Product Introduction
Structure C — Compliance Hook
The ABB CHBX01R 2VAA008575R1 should be treated as an OEM-specific industrial control spare, not as a generic replacement PCB. Exact part identity matters because the hardware revision, connector arrangement, and host-system compatibility can determine whether the board can be safely installed (especially in a controlled industrial cabinet).
For procurement and audit purposes, preserve the complete identification string: CHBX01R / 2VAA008575R1. Do not reduce the record to “ABB control board.” That shorthand can create receiving, traceability, and customs problems when several ABB assemblies have similar physical formats.
Do not substitute estimated dimensions or electrical ratings into an engineering BOM. For this part, the host-equipment documentation should be the controlling technical source.
? Global Compliance & Industry Certifications
For the CHBX01R 2VAA008575R1, certification should be evaluated at the complete equipment/system level unless ABB documentation explicitly identifies an individual component certification.
- CE Mark: May apply to the complete ABB equipment in which the board is installed. Confirm the applicable Declaration of Conformity.
- UL/cUL: Verify the exact ABB equipment or assembly certification. Industrial use alone does not establish an individual UL or cUL Listing.
- ATEX/IECEx: If the host equipment is installed in a hazardous location, verify the complete certified configuration. Do not infer hazardous-area approval from the PCB part number.
- Marine approvals: DNV or other marine certification must be verified against the complete equipment configuration where marine installation is intended.
- Traceability: Retain the original ABB label, serial number, revision marking, supplier documentation, and COO documentation with the warehouse record.
A certification attached to the complete control system can impose installation, enclosure, temperature, and wiring requirements. Replacing an approved component with an unverified equivalent can compromise that certification basis.
Verify specific lot certifications with OEM.
- ABB 2VAA008575R1
? Long-Term Storage & Asset Preservation Guide
- Keep the inside its original ESD shielding bag. Do not store an exposed PCB directly on metal shelving. The antistatic packaging protects sensitive electronic assemblies from electrostatic discharge during handling.
- Control moisture and contamination. Maintain a clean, dry storage environment with relative humidity preferably below 60% RH. Add desiccant when the part will remain in storage for several years, particularly in warehouses with seasonal humidity swings.
- Inspect before installation. Check the PCB surface, connector contacts, retaining hardware, and label condition for oxidation, contamination, or physical damage. If the assembly has been stored for an extended period, follow the applicable ABB commissioning procedure rather than applying power as an improvised storage test.
Physical Installation Prerequisites
- Install the assembly only in the ABB host equipment specified for 2VAA008575R1.
- Maintain the host cabinet’s prescribed airflow path. Do not block ventilation slots or place cable bundles against heat-generating components.
- Provide adequate working clearance around connectors and retaining hardware so the board can be removed without flexing the PCB.
- Use the original mounting points, card guides, retaining clips, or backplane interface specified by the host assembly. Do not fabricate a DIN-rail adapter for a PCB unless ABB explicitly permits that installation method.
- Confirm protective-earth continuity at the cabinet level before energization.
- Inspect all mating connectors before insertion. Bent contacts or incomplete engagement can cause intermittent faults that are easily misdiagnosed as board failure.
Buyer’s FAQ
Q: Which HS tariff code should I put on the commercial invoice?
A: Do not assign a tariff code solely from the designation. The correct HS classification depends on the board’s actual function and the importing country’s tariff schedule. Have the customs broker validate the final national tariff code before shipment.
Q: Does the COO have to match the physical ABB label?
A: The declared Country of Origin should be supported by reliable manufacturer, supplier, or origin documentation. If preferential duty treatment is being claimed, the origin evidence becomes particularly important. Do not copy an origin from another ABB spare merely because the manufacturer is the same.
Q: Is shipping insurance worthwhile for this type of spare?
A: Yes, particularly when the replacement is obsolete, difficult to source, or expensive relative to its physical size. Use ESD protection, rigid cushioning, and a sufficiently strong outer carton; photograph the packing condition before handover to the carrier.
Q: Does the R1 designation mean the board has the latest firmware?
A: No. R1 is a hardware/part revision identifier and should not be interpreted as a firmware version. Confirm firmware status separately from the supplier or ABB documentation before installation.
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