GE+IS215AEPAH1A

Description

The GE IS215AEPAH1A module is a component of General Electric’s Mark VIe distributed control system (DCS), primarily used in industrial automation and control applications.

Product Name:

GE IS215AEPAH1A

Product Description:

The GE IS215AEPAH1A is a Digital Input and Output Module used in GE’s Mark VIe control system. It functions as an interface between the system’s control network and physical field devices, enabling the system to read input signals and send output signals. This module is designed for use in high-performance industrial environments such as power plants, oil refineries, and manufacturing processes. It provides a high level of reliability and real-time data acquisition.

Product Parameters:

• Model: IS215AEPAH1A
• Module Type: Digital I/O Module
• Bus Interface: Compatible with GE Mark VIe system’s control bus
• Input/Output Configuration:
  • 16 input channels (e.g., digital or discrete signals)
  • 16 output channels
• Signal Type: Digital signals (on/off, open/closed)
• Input Voltage Range: Typically 24V DC or 120V AC, depending on application configuration.
• Output Voltage: Typically 24V DC, 120V AC (varies by configuration)

Product Specifications:

1. Input Channels:
   • Type: Digital input (discrete signals)
   • Voltage Range: 24V DC, 120V AC (depending on configuration)
   • Signal: 24V DC logic input (ON/OFF)
2. Output Channels:
   • Type: Digital output
   • Voltage Range: 24V DC, 120V AC (depending on configuration)
   • Signal: Digital (ON/OFF)
3. Environmental Ratings:
   • Temperature Range: 0°C to 60°C (32°F to 140°F)
   • Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
4. Dimensions:
   • Typically, these modules come in a compact form factor designed for rack mounting.
5. Power Consumption:
   • Typically low power, but varies by application.
6. Safety Certifications:
   • UL, CE (based on location and configuration)

Product Use:

The GE IS215AEPAH1A module is primarily used in industrial applications where digital signal processing is necessary for controlling and monitoring machinery, equipment, and processes. Some of the common use cases include:

• Power Generation: For controlling turbines, generators, and auxiliary equipment.
• Oil and Gas: For control and monitoring of various field instruments, valves, pumps, and compressors.
• Manufacturing and Process Control: For managing assembly lines, production machines, and quality control equipment.
• Water Treatment Plants: For monitoring valves, pumps, and sensors to ensure safe and efficient operation.

GE+IS215AEPAH1A