System 800xA and Control Builder
ABB states that PM867 High Integrity is compatible with System 800xA 6.0.2 and later and is configured with 800xA Control Builder.
Brand Name:
ABB
Certification:
CE; TÜV; ISA Secure
Model Number:
PM867K02
ABB AC 800M redundant High Integrity package
ABB's dual-PM867 AC 800M package, supplied with the processor pair and the hardware required for the defined redundant arrangement.
ABB PM867K02 combines two PM867 CPUs with TP830 baseplates, TB807 terminators, TK850 and TK851 links and one backup battery per CPU. The pair supports redundancy across the controllers, CEX-Bus, communication interfaces and engineered S800 I/O paths. High Integrity use additionally requires SM812 and certified software.
PM867K02 / 3BSE081638R1
Redundant AC 800M processor-unit kit
2 × PM867 CPUs; 2 × TP830 baseplates; 2 × TB807 terminators; 1 × TK850; 1 × TK851; 2 × 4943013-6 batteries
10 ms maximum
210 / 360 mA per processor
Yes / Yes, with SM812 and SIL-certified software
MPC866 / 133 MHz
0.09 ms
64 MB
46.559 MB
32 / 32
64 / 128
Down to 1 ms
24 VDC; permitted range 19.2–30 VDC
5.1 W; 8.6 W maximum per processor
Built-in lithium, 3.6 V; kit includes one 4943013-6 per CPU
12 maximum
0 electrical + 7 optical
Maximum 84 I/O modules in redundant PM867 configuration
0–100 ms, dependent on installed I/O
2 × IEEE 802.3, 10 Mbit/s, RJ45 per processor
MMS and IAC
0 to +55 °C / −40 to +70 °C
IP20 / ISA 71.04 G3
119 × 186 × 135 mm
2,700 g
ABB states that PM867 High Integrity is compatible with System 800xA 6.0.2 and later and is configured with 800xA Control Builder.
The redundant PM867 configuration uses optical ModuleBus clusters. ABB lists zero electrical clusters and up to seven optical clusters for a redundant CPU.
Used when maintenance needs the ABB-defined CPU pair and redundancy accessories rather than two separately sourced processor units.
Supports a controller design in which the CPU, CEX-Bus, communication interfaces and S800 I/O are engineered for redundancy.
Inspect both 24 VDC supplies, CPU status, TK851 RCU-Link continuity, configuration state and firmware/application consistency across the pair.
Check optical ModuleBus architecture, TB840/FCI status where used, bus termination and the redundant configuration. The electrical ModuleBus is not used for redundant PM867 I/O clusters.
Verify two CPUs, two TP830 bases, two TB807 terminators and two batteries.
Check one TK850 CEX-Bus expansion cable and one TK851 RCU-Link cable.
Confirm 800xA revision, controller firmware, hardware libraries and application backup.
Commission the backup CPU and verify the approved switchover test under site procedure.

Send the exact kit number, quantity, destination, date and system version.
These part numbers are independent purchasing references only. They are not replacements for PM867K02. Compatibility and stock must be confirmed separately for each item.
The ABB package lists two PM867 CPUs, two TP830 baseplates, two TB807 terminators, one TK850 cable, one TK851 cable and two 4943013-6 backup batteries.
ABB specifies a maximum of 10 ms for the redundant configuration.
ABB lists zero electrical I/O clusters and up to seven optical clusters with a redundant PM867 CPU configuration.
High Integrity functionality requires SM812 and the applicable SIL-certified software, plus a validated safety application and system baseline.
Verify both power feeds, the TK851 RCU-Link, CEX-Bus arrangement, optical S800 I/O path, matching firmware/application state and the approved standby/switchover test.
Provide the full kit number, quantity, destination, required date and machine or System 800xA model. Include the installed 800xA revision and any SM812 or optical I/O details available.
For a faster technical and commercial check, send the installed-part details together with the required date.
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