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Product Overview
The ABB DATX131 3ASC25H215 is a voltage divider board used in ABB ASTAT digital drive systems. ABB-related product references identify it specifically as a voltage divider board, with the type designation DATX 131 and article number 3ASC25H215. It is associated with the drive control and measurement architecture, where accurately scaled voltage signals are required for monitoring and control functions.
This is an equipment-specific electronic board rather than a general-purpose voltage measurement device. Correct matching of the drive model, board revision, signal interface, and surrounding control electronics is therefore important before replacement. For maintenance inventory, I would retain the complete article number and original board identification in the asset record to avoid confusion with other DATX-series boards.
Technical Specifications — DATX131 3ASC25H215
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Model | DATX131 |
| Manufacturer | ABB |
| Article Number | 3ASC25H215 |
| Product Type | Voltage Divider Board |
| Application | ABB ASTAT Digital Drives |
| Primary Function | Voltage signal division / measurement interface |
| Power | Equipment supplied |
| Communication / Protocol | Drive-specific signal interface |
| Operating Temperature | Refer to applicable ABB documentation |
| Mounting | Drive control cabinet / equipment-specific |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | Refer to ABB technical documentation |
| Net Weight | Approx. 0.207 kg |
| Typical Interfaces | Drive voltage-sensing and control connections |
| Compliance | System and application dependent |
Available ABB-related product data lists Sweden as the country of origin, a net weight of approximately 0.207 kg, and a minimum order quantity of one piece.
ABB DATX131 3ASC25H215
Key Features and Benefits — DATX131
- Designed for ABB ASTAT digital drive applications.
- Performs voltage-divider functions within the drive measurement architecture.
- Supports voltage signal scaling for associated control electronics.
- Suitable for maintenance and strategic spare-parts inventory.
- Compact board design simplifies storage and handling.
- Exact article-number verification reduces the risk of installing the wrong DATX-series board.
The DATX family contains several function-specific boards, including rotor-feedback, torque-observer, and other interface assemblies. The 3ASC25H215 designation should therefore be checked carefully before procurement or replacement.
Related Models
ABB DATX130 3ASC25H214 — Rotor feedback board used in selected ASTAT drive configurations.
ABB DATX132 3ASC25H216 — Torque observer board for compatible ASTAT digital drive systems.
ABB DATX120 3ASC25H210 — Remote I/O board supporting digital and analog signal functions in selected drive systems.
ABB DATX110 3ASC25H209 — I/O board associated with ASTAT control-module configurations.
Installation and Maintenance — DATX131
Before installation, isolate the associated drive and verify that the DC bus and all relevant power circuits have been safely discharged. Record the original board position, article number, revision, wiring, and connector arrangement before removal.
Use suitable ESD protection when handling the board. Inspect terminals, connectors, PCB surfaces, and mounting hardware for contamination, corrosion, or physical damage. After installation, verify voltage-sensing values, drive diagnostics, control feedback, and protection functions before returning the equipment to normal service.
For warehouse storage, retain the board in anti-static packaging and maintain traceability for part number, revision, inspection status, and storage conditions.
Product Warranty — DATX131 3ASC25H215
Warranty terms depend on the supplier and unit condition. New, surplus, refurbished, and previously installed boards may have different warranty coverage and testing records. For critical drive applications, confirm functional testing and warranty conditions before purchase.
The ABB DATX131 3ASC25H215 should be installed only after the ASTAT drive configuration, board revision, wiring, and voltage-measurement requirements have been verified.
