ABB PLC

  1. Home
  2. Products
  3. ABB PLC
  4. ABB SAFT 187 CON Drive Control Board Module
ABB SAFT 187 CON Drive Control Board Module

ABB SAFT 187 CON Drive Control Board Module

0.0
Points

Brand:ABB PLC
Item No.:ABB SAFT 187 CON
Product Origin:Sweden
Product Dimensions:127 × 178 × 25 mm
Product Weight:0.8 kg
Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card
Goods_stock:15
Shipping Port:Xiamen, China
Lead Time:1-3 Days
Condition:Brand New And Original
Warranty:1 Year
Certificate:COO

Add to cart

SAFT 187 CON 58122203-2SAFT 187 CON 58122203-1SAFT 187 CON 58122203-3SAFT 187 CON 58122203-4

The ABB SAFT 187 CON is a legacy drive control board used in ABB industrial drive systems (often associated with ABB Stromberg / ABB legacy VFD platforms). It functions as a core control and signal processing module, responsible for managing drive logic, motor control commands, and system-level coordination within the drive cabinet.

This module is widely used in heavy industrial automation systems where stable motor control, precise drive signal handling, and reliable long-term operation are required. In many installations, SAFT 187 CON is considered a critical spare part for legacy ABB drives, ensuring continued operation of older but still widely installed systems.


Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
BrandABB
ModelSAFT 187 CON
Product TypeDrive Control Board / Control PCB
System CompatibilityABB legacy VFD / Stromberg drive systems
FunctionDrive control logic & signal processing
ApplicationIndustrial motor drive systems
Control RoleMotor command processing & system coordination
Communication InterfacesSystem-dependent (legacy drive backplane signals)
Mounting TypeInternal PCB module (drive rack installed)
Operating EnvironmentIndustrial drive cabinet
ConditionLegacy / spare part module

Physical Characteristics

ItemSpecification
DimensionsApprox. 127 × 178 × 25 mm (varies by revision)
WeightApprox. 0.6 – 0.8 kg
Form FactorPrinted circuit board (PCB)
InstallationPlug-in drive chassis slot

Recommended Related Models

  • ABB SAFT 110 / SAFT 120 / SAFT 125 series – drive control PCB variants
  • ABB SDCS-CON series – DC drive control boards
  • ABB DCS500 / DCS600 systems – DC drive platforms
  • ABB ACS600 / ACS800 drive systems – modern replacement platforms
  • ABB drive rectifier/inverter modules – power stage components

Popular ABB Models

  • ABB SAFT 187 CON – related control board variant in same drive family
  • ABB ACS880 – modern industrial drive system
  • ABB ACS800 – widely installed heavy-duty drive platform
  • ABB DCS550 – DC drive system
  • ABB DCS800 – advanced DC motor drive solution 


Applications

The ABB SAFT 187 CON is typically used in industrial environments such as:

  • Cranes and hoisting systems
  • Conveyor and material handling systems
  • Steel and metal processing lines
  • Paper and pulp machinery
  • Heavy-duty industrial automation systems
  • Legacy ABB drive cabinet installations

It is especially important in applications requiring stable motor control and reliable operation of older drive systems.


Advantages

  • Ensures stable drive control signal processing
  • Maintains operation of legacy ABB drive systems
  • Supports reliable motor command execution
  • Robust industrial-grade PCB design
  • Critical spare part for installed base continuity
  • Helps reduce downtime in aging automation systems
  • Compatible with proven ABB drive architecture
  • Long service life in industrial environments 


Technical FAQs

1. What is ABB SAFT 187 CON used for?
It is used as a drive control board in ABB industrial variable speed drive systems.

2. Is it a PLC module?
No, it is a drive control PCB, not a PLC.

3. What is its main function?
It handles motor control logic and internal drive signal processing.

4. Where is it installed?
Inside ABB industrial drive cabinets.

5. What happens if it fails?
The drive may lose control functionality or stop operating.

6. Is SAFT 187 CON still produced?
It is considered a legacy spare part.

7. Can it be replaced by modern drives?
Yes, ABB ACS series drives replace these legacy architectures.

8. What industries use it most?
Steel, paper, mining, cranes, and heavy manufacturing.

9. Does it require programming?
No direct programming, but it works within drive system configuration.

10. Why is it still important today?
Because many legacy ABB drive systems are still in operation globally.


Look forward to your comments!Comment
Latest comments
Tags:
Need Assistance? Chat with Us on WhatsApp!
Need Assistance? Click to Inquire
Back to top