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SPNIS21

ABB SPNIS21 SPNIS21 network interface module
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ABB SPNIS21 is an SPNIS21 network interface module. Product type: Cnet network interface module. Companion processor: SPNPM22. Verify the exact nameplate, revision, host equipment, wiring and project configuration before use.

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Technical specifications for SPNIS21

Technical specifications for SPNIS21

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Product Category:
    DCS System
  • Spare Part Number:
    SPNIS21
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    3.6x32.5x17.7cm
  • Weight:
    0.28 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Counliy of origin:
    Sweden
  • Product type:
    Cnet network interface module
  • Companion processor:
    SPNPM22
  • Power:
    +5 VDC at 825 mA; 4.1 W typical
  • Cnet communication rates:
    10 MHz or 2 MHz
  • System capability:
    Over 62,000 Cnet nodes in the system; 250 Cnet-to-Cnet interface nodes; 250 nodes on one network in the documented Cnet-to-HCU / Cnet-to-computer combination
  • Ambient temperature:
    0 to 70 degrees C (32 to 158 degrees F)

Information

Information

Overview Manuals Common Applications Product Precautions
ABB SPNIS21 is a Symphony Plus HR Series network interface module. ABB identifies it as the front end of every Cnet communication interface, not as a controller CPU, Ethernet switch, or network processing module.
  • Product type: Cnet network interface module
  • Companion processor: SPNPM22
  • Power: +5 VDC at 825 mA; 4.1 W typical
  • Cnet communication rates: 10 MHz or 2 MHz

It provides the intelligent link between a node and Cnet so that nodes on the control network can communicate. The module handles the Cnet-facing interface while the companion SPNPM22 performs network processing between Cnet and Controlway. ABB documents Cnet communication at 10 MHz or 2 MHz, +5 VDC at 825 mA with 4.1 W typical consumption, and an ambient range of 0 to 70 degrees C. ABB also documents system-scale Cnet capability, but exact project limits still depend on the designed topology. SPNIS21 is used with SPNPM22 in Cnet-to-HCU communication and also appears in ABB communication kits with modules such as SPIET800 or SPIIT13, NTCL01 termination, NKLS01-10 cable assemblies, IEMMU21 mounting, and NFTP01 field termination. Typical settings are installed Symphony Plus and Harmony process-control networks requiring node communication or engineered migration from grey IN hardware.

Important Notice: Do not merge SPNIS21 with INNIS21; retain separate model and canonical identities.

Apter Power SPNIS21 Manuals and Guides

Important Notice: The first link is the model-specific product-parameters PDF prepared only from the cited ABB official evidence; the second link is the Apter Power product information manual. Confirm the physical nameplate, current ABB documents, and host-system requirements before installation or replacement.

Cnet-to-HCU node communication
Provides the Cnet-facing front end for a Harmony control-unit communication interface with SPNPM22.
Cnet-to-computer interface kits
Serves as the Cnet interface element in ABB kits such as SPICI800 when the documented companion modules and terminations are present.
Local Cnet bridging kits
Provides Cnet interface modules in the documented SPIIL02-L local Cnet interface package.
Engineered grey-IN modernization
Supports ABB-planned migration from older grey IN communication hardware after exact project, revision, and compatibility review.
Read and follow the exact ABB documentation and host-equipment instructions before work. Verify the complete physical nameplate and system configuration.
1
Verify SPNIS21 on the complete physical nameplate; do not treat INNIS21 or SPNPM22 as aliases.
2
Back up applicable controller, node, and network configuration before disturbing the communication interface.
3
Confirm the paired SPNPM22, Cnet rate, node address, rack slots, cables, termination units, and firmware against ABB project documents.
4
Use qualified ESD handling and the approved isolation/outage procedure before removing a rack module.
5
Do not connect or commission the module as a generic Ethernet device; ABB documents Cnet, not an Ethernet port, for SPNIS21.
6
If migrating from INNIS21, verify the complete form/fit/function migration scope and any required companion changes; do not mix generations by assumption.
7
Test Cnet communication, node visibility, alarms, diagnostics, redundancy behavior, and failover where configured before production release.
8
Keep formal current lifecycle phase, origin, HS code, dimensions, and weight HOLD until exact ABB evidence is obtained.

Alternative Names

Alternative Names

SPNIS21 SPNIS-21 SP NIS21

Technical notes

Technical notes

Do not merge SPNIS21 with INNIS21; retain separate model and canonical identities. Do not merge SPNIS21 with SPNPM22; they are companion modules with different functions. Verify the exact rack, Cnet rate, SPNPM22 partner, cable, termination, firmware, and project topology before replacement. Treat ABB form/fit/function replacement language as an engineering migration path, not unconditional hot-swap permission. Lifecycle evidence boundary: CURRENTLY CATALOGED in ABB Symphony Plus Rev G and named in a current ABB Care communication-upgrade offer; exact present formal lifecycle phase remains HOLD because no current model-specific phase statement was found.

FAQS

  • What is ABB SPNIS21?
    It is the Symphony Plus HR Series Cnet network interface module.
  • What does SPNIS21 do?
    It is the intelligent front end between a node and Cnet, allowing network nodes to communicate.
  • Which module works with SPNIS21?
    ABB explicitly states that it works with SPNPM22.
  • Which Cnet rates are documented?
    10 MHz or 2 MHz.
  • What power does SPNIS21 require?
    +5 VDC at 825 mA, 4.1 W typical.
  • What ambient range is documented?
    0 to 70 degrees C (32 to 158 degrees F).
  • What system capacity does ABB list?
    Over 62,000 system nodes, 250 Cnet-to-Cnet interface nodes, and 250 nodes on one network in the documented interface combination.
  • Is SPNIS21 the same product as SPNPM22?
    No. SPNIS21 is the Cnet interface; SPNPM22 is the companion network processing module.
  • Is SPNIS21 an alias for INNIS21?
    No. ABB presents SP hardware as a later form/fit/function replacement family for grey IN alternatives; the exact model identities remain separate.
  • Can SPNIS21 automatically replace INNIS21?
    Not without engineering review. Verify revision, companion module, firmware, rack, cable, termination, and project configuration.
  • Which ABB kits include SPNIS21?
    ABB catalog examples include SPICI800 and SPIIL02-L, with model-specific companion modules and hardware.
  • Is SPNIS21 currently cataloged?
    Yes, it appears in ABB Symphony Plus Product Catalog Rev G; the exact present formal lifecycle phase remains HOLD.
  • Are origin, HS code, dimensions, and weight proven?
    No. They remain HOLD without exact ABB evidence.
  • Is an existing ApterPower product ID verified?
    No exact indexed detail page or public product ID was verified; an authenticated duplicate audit is required.
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