ABB PMKHRMBRC3000A Redundancy Cable

Configured for redundancy interconnection in ABB control and communication hardware, the ABB PMKHRMBRC3000A (PMKHRMBRC3000A Redundancy Cable) provides a 40 mm cable connection for BRC300, BRC400, BRC410, NPM22, RIO22, and HPG800 equipment.

Hardware Specifications

Control and Communication Redundancy Interface

The PMKHRMBRC3000A is specified as a redundancy cable for ABB control and communication hardware. The supplied ABB description identifies compatibility with BRC300, BRC400, BRC410, NPM22, RIO22, and HPG800 equipment. Its function is limited to the physical interconnection required by the corresponding redundancy interface.

The cable is listed with a 40 mm length. Installation should preserve the intended connector orientation and avoid mechanical loading on the cable or mating interfaces. No electrical current, voltage, impedance, shielding, or communication-speed specification is provided in the supplied data and should not be inferred from the part designation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which ABB hardware is the PMKHRMBRC3000A specified for?

A: ABB lists the cable for BRC300, BRC400, BRC410, NPM22, RIO22, and HPG800 equipment.

Q: Is the PMKHRMBRC3000A a powered electronic module?

A: No. ABB classifies it as a cable for control/communication redundancy. No power-consumption specification is applicable.

Q: What electrical cable parameters are specified?

A: The supplied data identifies the cable function, length, physical dimensions, and cable diameter, but does not provide voltage rating, current rating, impedance, shielding construction, or termination details.

Field Installation Guidelines

• Verify that the installed equipment is one of the ABB platforms specified for PMKHRMBRC3000A.
• Confirm connector orientation and mating compatibility before applying mechanical force.
• Route the cable without sharp bending, tensile loading, or compression at the connector interface.
• Keep the redundancy connection separated from sources of mechanical interference and unnecessary cable stress.
• Follow the host equipment installation documentation for connector handling, shielding, grounding, and cable-routing requirements.
• Do not substitute a cable with different electrical or mechanical characteristics unless ABB documentation identifies it as an approved replacement.
• The supplied data identifies the product as discontinued by the manufacturer; verify the applicable replacement or maintenance documentation before modifying an installed redundancy connection.