GE+IS210MACCH1AGG

Description

The GE IS210MACCH1AGG is a communication module used in GE’s legacy Mark VIe control systems, which are part of GE’s Speedtronic turbine control systems. These modules are primarily used in industrial applications for communication between different components of the control system, such as between the main controller, remote I/O modules, and field devices.

Product Name:

GE IS210MACCH1AGG

Product Description:

The GE IS210MACCH1AGG module is a Mark VIe Communication Module (MAC) designed for use within GE Speedtronic turbine control systems. This module allows for communication between various system components through industrial networks, enabling the exchange of real-time data and control signals. It is a critical part of the control architecture, providing an interface between the controller and other components in the system.

Product Parameters & Specifications:

• Module Type: Communication Module (MAC) for the Mark VIe control system.
• Interface: Provides communication via Ethernet, Serial (RS-232/RS-485), or other protocols depending on the system configuration.
• Input Voltage: Typically powered by the system’s DC power supply (usually 24 VDC or 48 VDC).
• Mounting Type: Plug-in module for GE Mark VIe racks.
• Signal Types: Used for both analog and digital signal communication.
• System Compatibility: Compatible with Mark VIe controllers, I/O modules, and field devices within the GE turbine control ecosystem.
• Data Rates: Depending on configuration, it supports high-speed data transfer for real-time process control.
• Redundancy: May offer redundant communication paths depending on the application and configuration, ensuring higher availability and system uptime.

Product Use:

The IS210MACCH1AGG module is used in a wide range of industrial control applications, particularly in gas turbines, steam turbines, and other power generation systems. Its main uses include:

• Real-time communication: Facilitates communication between different system components, such as controllers, remote I/O, and HMIs (Human-Machine Interfaces).
• Data exchange: Transmits control and monitoring data to ensure smooth operation of the turbine or process control system.
• System integration: Integrates field devices and other communication systems into the broader GE turbine control architecture.
• Redundancy and reliability: Ensures reliable communication, often in mission-critical environments, with options for fault-tolerant and redundant configurations.

Typical Applications:

• Power generation plants: Especially in the context of gas and steam turbines.
• Industrial automation systems: Where multiple I/O modules and controllers need to communicate.
• Turbine control systems: For monitoring and control of turbine speed, fuel management, and other critical turbine functions.

GE+IS210MACCH1AGG