ACS600 single/water-cooled/multidrives, ACS800 (600-hardware types, R2-R6 singles/modules, -11/-31 regenerative & low-harmonic, -67 wind), ACS850-04, ACS550 + ACH550 + ACQ550, ACS310/ACS355, ACS320, ACS150, ACS55, DCS800, DCS500B note, ACS580 / ACS880 / DCS880 Active status records, ACS880-104 variant, grouped legacy note (ACS50/100/140/160/200/300/350/400, Sami)
| Product Family | Catalog/Series | Lifecycle Status | Date(s) as published | Recommended Replacement / Migration Path | Migration Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACS600 Single Drives | ACS607 / ACS627 (frames R11i–R12i, 630–3000 kW) and ACS617 / ACS677 (frames R8i–R12i, 200–2800 kW) | Obsolete — in Limited phase since 1.1.2022, transferred to Obsolete phase 1.1.2025 (ABB life cycle announcement 4FPS10000408135 rev E, 1.7.2024) | Limited since 1.1.2022; Obsolete 1.1.2025 | Retrofit or replace with a new product family (per ABB announcement); ABB modernization material names ACS880 as the modernization target for the ACS600 generation | In the Obsolete phase the product is no longer available; only replacement and end-of-life services remain. ABB's modernization brochure (9AKK108472A5816) lists ACS600 among the generations modernizable to ACS880, reusing existing cabinet structures |
| ACS600 water-cooled drives | ACS607W / ACS627W SingleDrives, ACS600 MultiDrive W, MarineDrive W | Obsolete — in Limited phase since 1.1.2022, transferred to Obsolete phase 1.1.2025 (ABB life cycle announcement 4FPS10000044259 rev H, 1.7.2024) | Limited since 1.1.2022; Obsolete 1.1.2025 | Retrofit or replace with a new product family (action as published in the ABB announcement) | Covers the water-cooled ACS600 variants including the marine (MarineDrive W) types; in the Obsolete phase only replacement and end-of-life services remain |
| ACS600 Multidrives (air-cooled) | ACS600 multidrive, air-cooled | Obsolete — in Limited phase since 1.1.2022, transferred to Obsolete phase 1.1.2025 (phase and dates stated in ABB's life cycle announcement for ACS800 types built on ACS600 multidrive hardware, 4FPS10000657232 rev D, 1.7.2024) | Limited since 1.1.2022; Obsolete 1.1.2025 | Retrofit or replace with a new product family (per ABB announcement); ACS880 named as the successor generation **[distributor-sourced — EU Automation]** | ABB's modernization brochure lists "ACS600 air-cooled Multidrives" among its Classic-phase examples in earlier editions and names ACS880 as the modernization target; multidrive sections are modernized as engineered retrofits, not catalog swaps |
| ACS800 on ACS600 hardware | Product types labelled ACS800 on the rating plate but built on ACS600 multidrive, air-cooled hardware with ACS800 control hardware (RMIO); manufactured 2002–2004 | Obsolete — follows the life cycle of ACS600 multidrive, air-cooled: Limited since 1.1.2022, transferred to Obsolete phase 1.1.2025 (ABB announcement 4FPS10000657232 rev D, 1.7.2024) | Limited since 1.1.2022; Obsolete 1.1.2025 | "It is recommended to either do a Retrofit or to replace the ACS600 with a new product family" (ABB announcement, verbatim action) | Identification trap: the rating plate reads ACS800, but the governing lifecycle document is the ACS600 multidrive one — these 2002–2004 types must not be planned against the native ACS800 statements below |
| ACS800 Single Drives & Drive Modules | ACS800-01 / -U1 / -04 / -U4 / -07 / -U7, frames R2–R6, 0.55–200 kW | Classic — in Classic phase since 1.7.2017 (ABB life cycle statement, rev C). The statement's published plan was to keep the types in Classic until end of 2024; that plan date has passed and no newer ABB phase statement for these types was located in this pass — see Coverage gaps | Classic since 1.7.2017; statement plan: Classic until end of 2024 | ACS880 — ABB's published modernization path: ACS800 frames R2–R8 modernize to ACS880 frames R1–R11 (ABB modernization brochure 9AKK108472A5816; upgrade kits available from September 2021 per ABB news) | In the Classic phase serial production has ceased but the full range of life cycle services and support remains. Modernization (Retrofit / Module Upgrade) returns the drive to the Active phase reusing existing cabinet structures; ABB modernization leaflet 9AKK108467A0242 rev B publishes ACS800-17 / -37 → ACS880-17 / -37 upgrade mappings |
| ACS800 regenerative & low-harmonic drives | ACS800-11 / -U11 (regenerative) and ACS800-31 / -U31 (low harmonic), frames R5–R6, 5.5–110 kW | Classic — in Classic phase since 1.1.2022 (ABB life cycle statement rev G, 2022). **Not end-of-life:** ABB plans to keep these types in Classic until end of 2029, then transfer to Limited | Classic since 1.1.2022; planned Classic until end of 2029, then Limited | No replacement action required during Classic (ABB statement: "No actions are required"); the ACS880 generation is ABB's successor platform when migration is eventually planned | During Classic, new modules are available as spare parts for ACS800-11 and ACS800-31 (R5–R6) until further notice, and the full range of life cycle services and support is available |
| ACS800 wind turbine converters | ACS800-67 (incl. -0480/0580-7, -0480/0770-7, -0480/0799-7, -0480/1160-7 types) | Classic — in Classic phase since 1.1.2019 (ABB life cycle statement rev D); ABB plans to keep ACS800-67 in Classic until end of 2034. Exception: types with the +C236 option are in the **Active** phase until further notice | Active since 2005; Classic since 1.1.2019; planned Classic until end of 2034; sales ramp-down (rev A announcement): last orders 31.12.2018, last delivery 30.6.2019 for the listed -0480 types | No successor named in the statements opened; service and modernization via ABB wind service | Longest published Classic runway of any record in this file — ACS800-67 is not a near-term EOL risk. The +C236 types remain orderable as Active products until further notice |
| ACS850 drive modules | ACS850-04 | Classic — in Classic phase since 1.1.2018 (ABB life cycle statement rev D). The statement's published plan was Classic until end of 2021, then Limited; that plan date has passed and no newer revision was located in this pass — see Coverage gaps | Classic since 1.1.2018; statement plan: Classic until end of 2021, then Limited; new modules available as spare parts until end of 2019 | ACS380, ACS580 or ACS880 — migration targets named in ABB's statement | Distributor reporting adds the commercial detail ABB's statement does not publish: last-time-buy for frames A–D was October 20, 2017, with Active → Classic on December 31, 2017, and frames A–D cross-referencing to ACS880-01 / ACS880-M04 **[distributor-sourced — Precision Electric]** |
Sample rows are copied verbatim from the paid dataset file.
All 22 records are in the ABB Drives — End-of-Life & Migration Cross-Reference v1 file.
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What does last time buy (LTB) mean?
The last date the manufacturer accepts orders for a discontinued part. After it passes, the part is only available from remaining distributor stock or the secondary market — which is exactly when a verified replacement cross-reference matters most.
Are the recommended replacements drop-in compatible?
Not necessarily. Manufacturers' own notices sometimes warn that a recommended replacement is not pin or voltage compatible and requires a board redesign. Where the source notice prints such a warning, it is carried in the dataset — always check the replacement's package and key specs against your design.
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