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Model: RDO86-16L
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Technical Dossier
The ABB RDO86 series is a family of digital relay output modules engineered for deployment within ABB's Advant OCS / Master distributed control system (DCS) architecture. These modules occupy a critical role in heavy industrial installations worldwide, including petrochemical refineries, nuclear power facilities, offshore platforms, and large-scale chemical processing plants. The RDO86 range provides hardened, relay-isolated discrete output capability, enabling field-level actuation of solenoids, motor starters, and on/off control valves directly from the DCS controller layer. Their robust design and proven field reliability have made them a long-term fixture in plant asset inventories where system continuity over multi-decade operational lifespans is mandatory.
The RDO86 series was developed as part of ABB's Advant Controller 400 series ecosystem, which entered widespread industrial deployment during the late 1980s and through the 1990s. The architecture is based on the Advant Fieldbus 100 (AF100) and RCOM communication backplane standards, allowing modular I/O expansion within S100 I/O subrack assemblies. Early variants of the RDO86 provided 8-channel relay output configurations, while subsequent revisions introduced 16-channel density (e.g., RDO86-16L) to reduce subrack slot consumption in high-channel-count applications.
Compatibility across the RDO86 family is governed by the S100 I/O bus standard. Modules interface with processor units such as the PM864, PM865, and PM866 via the CI854 PROFIBUS DP communication interface or direct S100 backplane addressing. As ABB transitioned its DCS portfolio toward the System 800xA platform, the RDO86 series entered a maintenance and lifecycle extension phase. The modules remain fully supported as spare parts for installed base continuity, though new greenfield deployments now utilize the S800 I/O family (e.g., DO810, DO820) as the designated successor architecture.
The following SKUs represent the documented RDO86 series module range within the ABB S100 I/O system. Each entry is classified by function and channel configuration:
Digital Relay Output Modules:
Associated S100 Digital Input Modules (same subrack ecosystem):
Analog Output Modules (co-deployed with RDO86 in mixed I/O subracks):
Analog Input Modules:
Communication & Processor Modules (subrack infrastructure):
The RDO86 series has been classified as a mature/end-of-production product line by ABB. OEM new stock availability through standard distribution channels is severely limited or exhausted for most variants. DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory program for S100 I/O lifecycle extension, sourcing RDO86 modules through certified industrial surplus channels, decommissioned plant asset recovery, and long-term warehousing partnerships.
All RDO86 units in DriveKNMS inventory are catalogued by hardware revision level and firmware compatibility to ensure correct fit within the customer's existing Advant or System 800xA installed base. For plants operating under long-term service agreements (LTSA) or multi-year maintenance contracts, DriveKNMS offers reserved stock allocation and priority fulfillment for RDO86 and associated S100 I/O modules. Customers are advised to provide their existing module revision markings and subrack configuration details when submitting sourcing requests to ensure cross-compatibility.
RDO86 relay output modules undergo a structured multi-stage inspection protocol at DriveKNMS prior to shipment. Given the complexity of the S100 backplane bus interface and the relay contact array, the following procedures are applied:
Test records are retained and available upon request for quality-critical applications in regulated industries (nuclear, refining, pharmaceutical).
For RDO86 sourcing inquiries, technical compatibility questions, or bulk spare parts requirements: