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Brand Name:
ABB
Model Number:
PHARPS32000000 / P-HA-RPS-320000
ABB Harmony MPS III
A multi-output MPS III assembly delivering the verified 5 V, ±15 V and 24 V rails used by Harmony rack and field-power circuits.
PHARPS32000000, also referenced as P-HA-RPS-320000, is an ABB Harmony Modular Power System III power-supply assembly. ABB's published MPS III component table assigns it four outputs for Harmony rack logic and 24 V field-power service.
The assembly works inside an MPS III power chassis with the correct power entry panel, cooling/monitoring hardware and output distribution. It is not specified as a standalone bench supply.
| ABB article number | PHARPS32000000 |
|---|---|
| Alternate ordering style | P-HA-RPS-320000 |
| Product type | MPS III power-supply assembly |
| System | ABB Harmony Rack / Symphony MPS III |
| +5 V output | 60 A |
| +15 V output | 3 A |
| −15 V output | 3 A |
| 24 V output | 17 A |
| MPS III input architecture | 120/240 VAC or 125 VDC feeds; mixed AC/DC configurations supported by the appropriate power-entry arrangement |
| Redundancy architecture | MPS III supports isolated dual feeds and 2N configurations |
| Cooling / monitoring | System fan plus monitoring of DC outputs, fan status and cabinet temperature |
| Cabinet temperature capability | MPS III designed for operation up to 70 °C inside the cabinet |
ABB's MPS III overview describes the platform as an upward-compatible replacement path for earlier Symphony and INFI 90 OPEN power systems. The 2011 ABB upgrade-kit document specifically includes two P-HA-RPS-32000000 power-supply assemblies with the MPS III chassis, fan, power-entry-panel kit, IEPDP01 and bus hardware.
This is a system migration statement, not permission to replace an individual supply by article number alone. Confirm the power chassis, PEP type, available input feeds, bus distribution and required 5/±15/24 V load before substitution.
MPS III can use two isolated feed lines. Dual supplies share load during normal service and preserve capacity when the design is correctly sized.
ABB lists local status indicators, disconnects and plug-in cable assemblies as service features for fault location and supply replacement.
The architecture monitors system DC and field-power outputs, fan status and cabinet temperature through the MPS III monitoring chain.
Do not infer available redundancy from the presence of two modules alone. Verify independent input feeds, PEP configuration, wiring and calculated load margin.
Used to restore 5 V, ±15 V and 24 V capacity in an established MPS III cabinet after identity and load verification.
A low output requires checks of input feed, breaker/disconnect state, module seating, load and power-distribution connections.
A failed or isolated supply may leave the rack running without designed margin; investigate before a second fault causes shutdown.
Inspect the system fan, filter, cabinet airflow and ambient conditions before treating a temperature alarm as a supply-only fault.
Do not repeatedly reset. Check load demand, field wiring and downstream faults against the engineered power-system sizing.
An upgrade can require chassis, PEP, fan, distribution panel, bus bar, rails and hardware; a supply-only bill of material is incomplete.
The service terms below are Amikon commercial support and are separate from ABB technical documentation.
Incoming identity and condition checks; functional or power checks are applied where the part and available fixture allow. The agreed scope can be stated on the quotation.
Protective industrial packing appropriate to the item. Report any dead-on-arrival issue promptly with label, package and installation evidence.
Returns require prior RMA approval and condition review. Warranty term and coverage are confirmed on the quotation; after-sales support assists with claim evidence and part verification.
These part numbers are independent purchasing references only. They are not replacements for the product on this page. Compatibility and stock must be confirmed separately for each item.
ABB lists 5 V at 60 A, +15 V at 3 A, −15 V at 3 A and 24 V at 17 A.
The official architecture places the assembly in an MPS III chassis with the appropriate power entry, cooling, monitoring and distribution hardware.
MPS III supports isolated dual feeds and 2N designs, but the installed PEP, wiring, module count and calculated load must all support that architecture.
ABB describes online fault isolation and supply replacement as MPS III service features. The plant procedure and redundancy state must be confirmed before removing any energized-system component.
Review DC output status, field-power status, supply indication, fan status and cabinet temperature, then check input feed and load conditions.
Send both part-number styles, quantity, destination, required date, machine/system model, PEP and chassis numbers, supply count and required output/load details.
For a faster technical and commercial check, send the installed-part details before the requested ship date.
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