ABB 3HAC16831-1 Industrial Robot Battery Module

Technical Specifications

• Voltage: 10.8V (some versions may have different voltage ratings, such as 6V, 4.8V, or 6.4V, depending on the specific application and ABB official specifications)
• Battery Type: Lithium-based (typically Lithium-Thionyl Chloride or Li-SOCl₂)
• Configuration: Modular design, often consisting of multiple cells (e.g., 4 x 1/2 AA cells) connected in series
• Capacity: Varies depending on the specific version, but typically offers a long service life with minimal self-discharge
• Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +60°C (or wider, depending on the specific battery chemistry and design)
• Protection Features: Includes over-temperature protection, short-circuit protection, and reverse-polarity protection
• Compliance: Meets relevant safety and environmental standards, such as IEC 60079 for hazardous environments

Functional Characteristics

• Memory Backup: The primary function of the 3HAC16831-1 is to provide backup power to the robot’s control system, ensuring that critical data such as joint positions, calibration settings, and program parameters are retained during power failures or maintenance activities.
• Stable Voltage Output: The battery module is designed to deliver a stable voltage output, preventing fluctuations that could potentially disrupt the robot’s operation or damage sensitive electronic components.
• Long Service Life: With its high-quality lithium cells and low self-discharge rate, the 3HAC16831-1 offers an extended service life, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimizing downtime.
• Easy Installation and Replacement: The modular design of the battery module facilitates easy installation and replacement, allowing maintenance personnel to quickly swap out depleted batteries without requiring specialized tools or extensive training.

Application Scenarios

• Automotive Manufacturing: Used in robotic welding, painting, and assembly lines to ensure continuous operation and data retention during power interruptions.
• Electronics Assembly: Supports precise handling and assembly tasks by maintaining robot calibration and program settings, even in the event of a power failure.
• Packaging and Logistics: Ensures reliable operation of packaging robots, preventing data loss and ensuring consistent product quality during high-volume production runs.
• Metal Fabrication: Used in robotic cutting, bending, and welding applications to maintain accurate positioning and control, even in harsh industrial environments.
• Pharmaceutical Industry: Supports cleanroom and sterile manufacturing processes by providing reliable backup power to robotic systems, ensuring compliance with strict hygiene and safety standards.