GE IS200TPROH1B Mark VI Boards & Turbine Control General Electric PLC

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The module supports multiple control modes, including proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control, on-off control, and manual control. It offers flexibility in selecting the most suitable control strategy for different industrial processes and applications.

The module incorporates alarm and safety features to provide alerts and prevent undesirable conditions. It can trigger visual or audible alarms, initiate shutdown procedures, or activate safety measures when process variables exceed specified limits or critical conditions occur.

Built to withstand demanding industrial environments, the module features a robust construction. It is designed to handle variations in process conditions, electrical noise, vibrations, and other adverse conditions, ensuring reliable operation and long-term performance.

Discrete outputs are available on output-only modules and combination modules that house discrete inputs and outputs. Mechanical relays with dry form “C” contacts are most commonly used since they can be applied in AC and DC circuits with multiple voltage ratings, provide normally open and/or closed contacts, have no leakage current, and have the versatility needed for fusing, diagnostics, and suppression for solenoids. Various forms of built-in solenoid interface are available to eliminate the cost of external, customized fusing and suppression.

Most relays can be plugged and unplugged from their sockets for convenient maintenance, but this precludes their application in hazardous locations. A 24Vdc solid-state relay module is available for hazardous locations and two forms of mechanical relay modules with sealed relays. These mechanical relay modules also feature 2-out-3 contact voting from 36 relays resulting in 12 form “A” (normally-open) or form “B” (normally-closed) contact configurations. The more common form of relay voting has three I/O packs driving a voting relay driver on the module.