Collection: ABB Bailey Infi 90 & Net 90

The ABB Baileys INFI 90 Series represents a significant chapter in the history of industrial automation, particularly within distributed control systems (DCS). Developed by Baileys Controls and later acquired by ABB, this system has been a reliable backbone for controlling and monitoring complex industrial processes for many years. Its enduring presence in various sectors, such as power generation, chemical processing, and manufacturing, underscores its importance, even as newer technologies emerge.

System Overview and Technical Specifications

The INFI 90 Series is characterized by its distributed architecture, which distributes control functions across multiple modules and processors. This design ensures high reliability and redundancy, critical for continuous operation in industrial settings where downtime can lead to significant financial losses. The system's modular nature allows for extensive customization, with components such as I/O modules, communication modules, and control processors tailored to specific needs. For instance, modules like INICI01, INNIS01, and INICT01 are integral, each serving distinct functions such as data exchange and interface management.