As the core inverter unit of the ACS2000 6kV drive system, this module undertakes DC bus voltage stabilization and three-phase power inverter output functions. It is compatible with two mainstream ACS2000 configurations: systems equipped with sine-wave output filters and those fitted with AFE (Active Front End) rectifiers.
ABB officially confirms that all superseded legacy replacement models share fully identical mechanical hardware structures. Only certain older variants require additional mating interface cables during installation. Each module comes preloaded with dedicated factory firmware. After replacement, certified field engineers must conduct on-site flashing of matching software. This component serves as a critical spare part for emergency downtime repairs and annual preventive replacements on 6kV medium voltage inverter units.
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ABB PBA E10 A01 PHASE MODULE 3BHB024711R0020.pdf


Model Code Breakdown
- PBA E10 A01: Internal board/module series code of ABB. E10 stands for the hardware platform for the 6kV power class, and A01 denotes the standard version of this generation.
- 6k100: Matches ACS2000 inverters of 6kV voltage class, corresponding to the standard power capacity specification.
- 3BHB024711R0020: Global unified original part number, the unique identifier for procurement, customs clearance and after-sales service.
- PHASE MODULE: Product category – three-phase inverter phase module.
- 3X47UF: The module is embedded with three 47 microfarad DC bus filter capacitors, the core components for voltage stabilization of the DC circuit.
- HS Code CN8 85044088: Customs declaration commodity code dedicated to import and export customs clearance.
Hardware & Technical Specifications
Hardware Structure
Capacitor Configuration
Compatibility
Firmware Matching
Production & Delivery
Electrical Compatibility

Applicable Industrial Scenarios
- Cement & Building Materials: Kiln main drives, raw material mills, circulating fans, large dust removal fans
- Mining Industry: Main shaft hoists, belt conveyors, high-pressure mine drainage pumps
- Metallurgy & Steel: Blast furnace fans, auxiliary rolling mill drives, circulating water pumps
- Water & Environmental Protection: High-pressure water supply pumps for large sewage treatment plants, aeration fans, seawater desalination booster units
- Thermal Power & New Energy Power Plants: Boiler induced draft fans, primary air blowers, circulating water pumps
- Chemical, Oil & Gas: Process compressors, large delivery pumps, refinery tail gas fans
- Pulp & Paper Industry: Main drives for large paper machines, vacuum press fans

Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can model 3BHB024711R0020 directly replace the old version 3BHB024711R0010?
Q2: The inverter alarms immediately after power-up following module replacement. What are the root causes?
- The factory pre-installed firmware of the new module has not been programmed on-site by an ABB certified FSE (Field Service Engineer), resulting in a mismatch between module firmware and main control software.
- The matching interface cable is omitted during replacement on legacy units, breaking the fiber-optic signal circuit.Cut off power to inspect cables, then arrange an engineer to flash the matching firmware on-site to resolve the issue.
Q3: Which key areas require focus during routine module inspections?
- Check capacitors on the module surface for bulging or electrolyte leakage;
- Inspect power copper busbar joints for overheating and oxidation;
- Ensure fiber-optic connectors are free of dust and sharp bends;
- Clear cabinet cooling air ducts of blockages to maintain proper module heat dissipation;
- Verify balanced three-phase output current during operation.
Q4: What typical alarm codes indicate aged module capacitors?
Q5: Can the internal 47μF capacitors be replaced separately instead of purchasing a complete module?
Q6: What environmental limits apply to module operation, and which working conditions accelerate component failure?










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