ABB Bailey NICS01 Infi 90 Control Input Output Termination Module

The ABB Bailey NICS01 is a Controller/Station I/O Termination Module designed for interfacing field wiring with INFI 90 modules such as the IMQRC01 Quick Response Controller. It ensures signal integrity and simplifies the connection between process equipment and control modules in demanding industrial environments.

Product Features and Functions

• Provides organized termination points for analog and digital signals.

• Interfaces with NKTM01/NKTU02 cables for seamless connection to IMQRC01.

• Supports configuration for different I/O types via onboard dipswitches.

• Used as an essential termination point in INFI 90 process control systems.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Power Generation Plants

• Petrochemical Refineries

• Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities

• Steel and Pulp Industries

• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

• Used as a termination point for I/O signals in distributed control systems.

Advantages

• Reliable I/O connectivity for process automation modules.

• Simplifies field wiring and reduces installation time.

• Supports both digital and analog signals through flexible configuration.

• Built to operate in non-corrosive industrial environments.

• Enhances system safety by providing secure I/O signal termination.

FAQ

Q1: What is the function of the NICS01 module?

A1: It provides I/O signal termination for INFI 90 controllers, linking field devices with controller modules.

Q2: Which controllers are compatible with the NICS01?

A2: It is designed to interface with the IMQRC01 Quick Response Controller via NKTM01 or NKTU02 cables.

Q3: Can NICS01 support both analog and digital signals?

A3: Yes, it supports analog (1–5 VDC) and digital (24 or 125 VDC) input/output configurations.

Q4: Is the NICS01 hot-swappable?

A4: No, power must be disconnected before installation or removal to avoid damage.

Q5: How is NICS01 installed?

A5: It is mounted in a standard INFI 90 termination rack and connected via a dedicated cable.

Q6: What type of environmental protection does it require?

A6: It should be installed in a non-corrosive, temperature- and humidity-controlled environment.

Q7: Is NICS01 field configurable?

A7: Yes, it supports on-site configuration via dipswitches for various signal types.

Q8: Does it provide surge protection?

A8: Yes, it complies with ANSI/IEEE C37.90A-1974 standards.

Q9: Can it be used in hazardous areas?

A9: It is CSA and FM certified for use in certain non-incendive Class I Div 2 environments.

Q10: What is the typical use case of NICS01?

A10: It is used to consolidate field wiring and route signals to/from IMQRC01 modules in INFI 90 systems.