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SC540 3BSE006096R1

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ABB SC540 3BSE006096R1 is a submodule carrier with local CPU for supported AC400 and MOD 300 control-system communication arrangements.
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Technical specifications for SC540 3BSE006096R1

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    SC540 3BSE006096R1
  • Product Family:
    ABB MOD 300 and MOD 30ML/MODCELL
  • Product Type:
    Submodule Carrier incl. Local CPU
  • Stock:
    1
  • Type designation:
    SC540
  • Product ID:
    3BSE006096R1
  • Product role:
    Submodule carrier including local CPU
  • ABB lifecycle:
    Active; available on request
  • RoHS note:
    Not compliant / documented exemption context
  • Weight:
    0.71 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    29.1x3x30cm
  • Tariff Code:
    853890
  • Country of origin:
    Sweden
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Architecture Placement Compliance Product Applications

Features:

  • Integrated processing: the carrier includes a local CPU.
  • Communication role: ABB classifies it with AC400 and MOD 300 communication hardware.
  • Official status: ABB lists the material as Active and supplied on request.
SC540 3BSE006096R1 combines submodule hosting with local processing in supported ABB control-system architectures.

The exact type designation and product ID should remain paired because installed-system documentation may reference either identifier.

Configuration evidence is essential when a populated carrier is replaced or transferred between cabinets.

Apter Power supports document review, quotation, and procurement for the ABB SC540 3BSE006096R1 Submodule Carrier incl. Local CPU.
ABB SC540 3BSE006096R1 Submodule Carrier incl. Local CPU Manuals,Datasheets,Link 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.
  • Submodule hosting: the assembly provides the carrier role for supported modules.
  • Local CPU: processing is integrated and must be included in the configuration record.
  • Complete assembly: connector and populated-slot evidence should accompany the material identity.
  • AC400: ABB classifies SC540 within communication-module accessories.
  • MOD 300: the carrier appears in Advant OCS with MOD 300 software communication classifications.
  • Software context: the installed system release should be captured before exchange.
  • RoHS record: ABB documents a non-compliant or exempt legacy context for this material.
  • Exact identity: retain SC540 and 3BSE006096R1 together.
  • On-request supply: obtain current replacement guidance during quotation.
  • AC400 systems: communication-module carrier duty with the documented local CPU.
  • MOD 300 systems: use within supported Advant OCS communication arrangements.
  • Legacy maintenance: exact-identity replacement of a configured populated carrier.
Description
The SC540 3BSE006096R1 is an ABB submodule carrier with an integrated local CPU for supported AC400 communication and Advant OCS with MOD 300 software arrangements.

Because processing is integrated into SC540 3BSE006096R1, the installed submodules, communication assignments, and software context form part of the working assembly. Treating it as a passive carrier can leave a mechanically correct replacement unable to reproduce the original system behavior.

Maintenance teams should capture the populated positions, connector mapping, local-CPU configuration, and startup baseline before exchange. Restoring that configuration with the exact product identity reduces commissioning time and avoids unexplained communication loss.
Alternative Names
SC540 3BSE006096R1
Technical notes
Do not treat SC540 3BSE006096R1 as a passive backplane. It includes a local CPU, so record the installed submodules, communication assignments, software context, connector positions, and startup behavior before removal; stop the exchange if the carrier configuration or MOD 300 compatibility cannot be reconciled with the approved site record.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
How should SC540 3BSE006096R1 be selected when a cabinet contains several similar carriers?
Match both identifiers, the connector layout, populated submodules, local-CPU role, and the system drawing. Stop selection if any slot or interface cannot be reconciled.
Why can SC540 3BSE006096R1 not be treated as a passive replacement carrier?
Its local CPU participates in the configured assembly, so module population, software context, and communication assignments must be restored with the hardware.
What should be captured before removing SC540 3BSE006096R1?
Record every populated position, connector, indicator state, communication assignment, and the approved local configuration before disturbing the assembly.
If SC540 3BSE006096R1 powers up but communication remains unavailable, what should be checked first?
Compare local-CPU status, submodule seating, restored assignments, cable paths, and system diagnostics with the pre-removal baseline.
What must a modernization preserve when it replaces the functions of SC540 3BSE006096R1?
Preserve both submodule hosting and local processing, including communication paths and startup behavior, before decommissioning the original carrier.
How should engineers verify SC540 3BSE006096R1 after an exchange?
Confirm the populated slots, connector mapping, local-CPU status, communication results, representative data exchange, and stable restart behavior.