Description
Brand and Model Overview
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Brand: ABB (Bailey Controls)
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Model: IISAC01
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Product Type: Analog Control Station (SAC) / Human-Machine Interface Faceplate
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System Family: INFI 90 / Harmony Series

ABB BAILEY IISAC01 INFI 90 ANALOG CONTROL STATION
Technical Specifications
The IISAC01 is a panel-mounted, single-loop process monitoring and control interface that communicates directly with central control modules (such as the IMMFP11/12 Multi-Function Processors) via an expansion bus or termination unit.
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Display Configurations:
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3 Gas Plasma Bar Graphs: 200 segments for Process Variable (PV) and Setpoint (SP) at 0.5% resolution; 100 segments for Output (OUT) at 1.0% resolution.
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8-character, 14-segment alphanumeric character display for real-time data readings and tag alerts.
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Input Parameters: Accepts voltage inputs ranging from +0.75 VDC to +5.25 VDC with an 8-bit A/D resolution. Features a built-in square root function option for flow calculation variables.
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Output Parameters: Delivers a current output range of 3 to 21 mA with an 8-bit D/A resolution. Supports load compliance up to 600 ohms.
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Communication: Standard RS-485 serial link operating at either 5 kbaud or 40 kbaud.
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Power Supply: Operating voltage of 21.6 VDC minimum to 27.0 VDC maximum, pulling 540 mA at 24 VDC.
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Mounting & Form Factor: Flush panel mounting; physical dimensions measure 72 x 144 x 381 mm (2.82 x 5.67 x 15.0 inches).
Target Industries
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Power Generation: Deployed heavily in fossil fuel, gas turbine, and steam generation plants for manual/automatic station loop overrides.
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Chemical and Petrochemical: Used in critical process refineries to monitor heating mantles, distillation stages, and pressure vessels.
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Pulp and Paper: Installed on operational floors near digesters and paper machines to give technicians localized loop visibility.
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Water Utilities: Used in water purification, desalination, and major municipal pumping stations.
Application Scenarios
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Manual/Automatic (M/A) Loop Switching: Provides control-room operators or field technicians with direct faceplate access to switch critical PID loops from automated DCS control to manual control.
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Setpoint Manipulation: Allowing on-the-fly local adjustments to the process target variables (Setpoint) directly from the panel.
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Critical Flow Visualizing: Monitoring input channels running square root calculations from differential pressure transmitters to show clear volumetric flow rates.
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Backup Control Stations: Acting as a hard-wired failsafe fallback interface if the higher-level console architecture or HMI software goes offline.

