ABB 12KG04N-V0002 (3EGM031400R0002) – OEM Control/Automation Spare for Fast, Like?for?Like Replacement

The ABB 12KG04N-V0002, ordered under code 3EGM031400R0002, is supplied as an original ABB spare module used in industrial control cabinets and automation panels. From my experience, it’s typically specified for direct, like?for?like replacements in ABB systems to recover production quickly, without rewiring or reengineering. If you’re maintaining ABB switchgear, drives cabinets, or process control nodes, this part seems to be the safe route to restore functionality with minimal risk.

• Genuine ABB spare – Matched code 12KG04N-V0002 / 3EGM031400R0002 for easy cross?reference in service manuals.

• Drop?in compatibility – In most cases, you can replace the existing unit one?for?one with no PLC logic changes.

• Factory-calibrated – Shipped ready for commissioning; typically no field tuning unless your site SOP requires it.

• Industrial build – Designed for cabinet environments with vibration and electrical noise in mind.

• Traceable part number – The 3EGM031400R0002 ordering code helps with audits, spares planning, and lifecycle tracking.

• Service-friendly – Technicians usually swap this within a standard maintenance window, minimizing downtime.

You’ll typically see this part specified in:

• Process automation cabinets in food & beverage, chemicals, and water treatment

• Motor control centers and switchgear using ABB control architecture

• Drives and motion panels where a fast restore is critical to OEE

• Maintenance stock for ABB-based production lines and utilities

• Lower risk – Exact code matching cuts the guesswork and avoids compatibility surprises during night-shift callouts.

• Time savings – One technician can usually swap and verify function inside a standard downtime window.

• Lifecycle alignment – The code pair (12KG04N-V0002 / 3EGM031400R0002) helps keep your spares list aligned with ABB BOMs.

• Cost control – Fewer engineering hours and faster line recovery often outweigh any premium on genuine spares.

• Mounting – Replace within the original ABB enclosure or subassembly; maintain the same orientation and clearances as the removed unit.

• Power isolation – Lock out and tag out all supplies; verify zero energy state before removal or wiring.

• Wiring – Map terminals one?to?one from the old unit; from my experience, taking photos before disconnecting reduces errors.

• ESD handling – Treat as an electronic assembly; use a grounded wrist strap and antistatic surface.

• Environment – Keep within a clean, dry, ventilated cabinet; avoid dust and condensation that may shorten service life.

• Routine checks – Periodically verify terminal torque, look for discoloration or loosened connectors, and document firmware or revision code if applicable.

• Manufactured within ABB’s certified quality system (ISO 9001 is typically applicable to ABB factories)

• Compliance aligns with the host assembly (CE/UL/RoHS commonly apply to the complete panel or device)

• Warranty: standard ABB warranty terms by region and product line; most users treat genuine spares as 12?month coverage when sourced through authorized channels

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