Features:
- Uses a module designation and a complete ABB order code as the combined product identity.
- Retains the UC suffix as part of the order-code reference used for configuration checks.
- Requires label, host-equipment, and project-record verification before replacement selection.
PFTK101A YM222001-UC combines the PFTK101A module designation with ABB order code YM222001-UC; both identifiers must be recorded without truncation.
System matching should use the installed label, cabinet bill of materials, and original project documentation instead of assumptions based on the base designation.
Before maintenance, confirm the host location, keyed connectors, terminal assignments, wiring, and installed hardware revision.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for ABB PFTK101A YM222001-UC:
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Supports maintenance identification of the installed ABB module within its documented host assembly.
- Guides like-for-like replacement review using original project records and complete equipment labels.
- Supports quotation matching when the request includes the exact order code, quantity, condition, and installation context.
- Match the module designation and complete ABB order code together against the installed label and project parts list.
- Confirm the host equipment, installed position, connector keying, and hardware revision before approving a replacement.
- Do not treat another unit with only the same base designation as an automatically compatible substitute.
- Retain the complete order-code suffix when checking configuration records, bills of materials, and maintenance documentation.
- Compare terminal assignments and project-specific wiring with the removed module before any reconnection work.
- Record installed hardware markings and revision details so procurement and engineering reviews use the same configuration.
- Isolate and verify all relevant equipment power before removing, wiring, or installing the module.
- Label every connector and terminal before disconnection to prevent incorrect reconnection during maintenance.
- Do not energize the system until mounting, connector seating, and wiring have been checked against approved records.