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IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC is a serial Modbus communication I/O module manufactured by General Electric and part of the Mark VIe series for gas turbine control systems. PS Series power supplies give you consistent, reliable switching DC power at linear power prices. These power supplies use efficient switching technology to produce maximum power in minimum space while generating minimum heat. The IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC Constant Current Short Circuit Protection limits the output current when the voltage drops to safely protect your control components from direct short circuits and equipment failures.
Once the short circuit of IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC is corrected, the PS series power supply will automatically resume to provide full voltage power supply. The precisely regulated output power of the IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC is suitable for battery charging applications. The IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC’s ultra-rugged DIN rail mount and removable plug connection make installation a breeze. Our PS-D (DIN rail mount) power supplies are UL/cUL 60950, 508, and 1604* (Class I, Division 2) compliant, meeting the standards required for virtually any industrial control application.
IS220PDIOH1B
IS220PSCAH1A GE FANUC serial communication input/output module
IS220PSCAH1A GE Fanuc Features:
2A – 24A at 24 VDC, 3.5A at 12 VDC
regulated switch mode type
low-key case
Easy DIN rail installation
Constant current short circuit protection
low ripple and noise
Selectable input voltage (115/230 VAC)
High EMC immunity
The Mark VIe functional safety system has been used in safety-critical applications. It is used in a variety of applications including steam and gas turbine power generation balancing for (BoP) deep-sea drilling, desalination, gas compression and other application management systems. In a functional safety system, the Mark VIe controller acts as a gateway to the Mark VIeS safety controller. The controller is a self-contained single-board controller with scalable processing capabilities. It includes a built-in power supply and requires no batteries or jumper settings. IONet data includes process inputs and outputs of I/O packets.
