ABB 1SVR011700R0000 – Compact Control/Monitoring Relay for Reliable Panel Automation

The ABB 1SVR011700R0000 is a compact, DIN-rail control/monitoring relay designed for industrial panels where dependable switching and supervision are required. It fits neatly into tight cabinets, supports clean wiring, and in many cases helps standardize relay functions across machines. From my experience, integrators choose this type of ABB unit for pump sets, conveyors, and general machine control where a stable, long-life relay module saves troubleshooting time.

• DIN-rail installation (35 mm) – Snaps onto EN 60715 rails for quick, consistent panel builds.

• Industrial-grade relay contacts – Typically used for reliable switching of control signals or loads (e.g., contactor coils), reducing nuisance trips.

• Compact housing – Saves space in crowded enclosures; helpful when retrofitting legacy panels.

• Clear status indication – You might notice front-face LEDs that make commissioning and fault finding faster.

• Wide application fit – Suitable for machine control, utilities, HVAC, and basic supply or signal supervision in many cases.

• Panel-friendly terminals – Screw or cage-clamp style terminals (model-dependent) support ferrules for vibration-resistant connections.

• Factory automation: interlocks, pump/valve control, and safe hand-off in control circuits.

• Material handling: conveyor run/stop logic and upstream/downstream equipment signaling.

• Building services: HVAC fan stages, damper control, and supply monitoring in AHU panels.

• Water & wastewater: booster set sequencing and dry-run prevention logic with external sensors.

• Utilities & process: alarm relays for power quality or simple system health signaling.

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• Reliability – ABB’s control relays are known for consistent contact life and stable performance in panel environments.

• Compatibility – Works with standard 35 mm DIN rails, typical wire ferrules, and common 24 VDC or AC control schemes (depending on variant).

• Panel density – Slim housing helps reduce cabinet footprint; in many cases you can add functions without redesigning the layout.

• Lifecycle support – Documentation and replacements are straightforward, which helps maintenance teams standardize spares.

• Cost control – Long service life and quick diagnostics reduce unplanned downtime. One thing I appreciate is the clear front indicators that cut fault-finding time.

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• Mounting – Install on 35 mm DIN rail inside a metal or thermoplastic enclosure. Use end stops to prevent lateral movement when panels vibrate.

• Wiring – Use correctly sized ferrules; torque terminals per ABB guidance. Keep control and power wiring separated to limit noise.

• Protection – In most cases, a dedicated miniature circuit breaker or fuse upstream is recommended. Add surge protection if switching inductive loads.

• Ventilation – Maintain clearance around the device; avoid mounting directly above heat sources.

• Safety – De-energize the circuit before service. Verify supply voltage and contact ratings match the application.

• Routine checks – Inspect terminal tightness quarterly, clean dust with dry air, and document any firmware or setting changes if applicable.

• CE compliance for industrial control equipment.

• cULus listing in many cases (verify label for the exact code).

• RoHS-conformant materials.

• Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality systems.

• Standard manufacturer warranty; coverage length per ABB regional policy.

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• DIN rail end stops and markers – keep modules secure and circuits traceable.

• Miniature circuit breakers (control circuit protection) – right-size protection for relay coils and control wiring.

• Surge suppressors/snubbers – extend contact life when switching inductive loads.

• Wire ferrules and label sleeves – improve vibration resistance and maintenance clarity.

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If you’re matching an existing panel, share your required coil/supply voltage and contact configuration. That lets us verify that ABB 1SVR011700R0000 aligns with your exact control scheme without surprises at commissioning.