GE IS200TTURH1B Turbine Terminal Board Within Mark VIe Control System GE Boards & Turbine Control

GE IS200TTURH1B Turbine Terminal Board within the Mark VIe control system GE Boards & Turbine Control

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Dual redundant systems transmit inputs from single or redundant input packs on dual IONets to dual Mark VIe controllers. Controllers then run application software and transmit outputs to output packs. Three output I/O packs may be provided to vote output signals for mission-critical field devices. Dual redundant systems may be configured for single, dual, and triple redundant sensors.

A power supply provides a regulated 28 V dc power feed to each I/O pack. The negative side of the 28 V dc is grounded through the I/O pack metal enclosure and its mounting base. The positive side has solid-state circuit protection built into the I/O pack with a nominal 2 A trip point. Online repair is possible by removing the 28 V dc connector, replacing the I/O pack, and re-inserting the power connector. I/O packs are automatically reconfigured if the Auto-Reconfiguration feature is enabled.

The module ensures high accuracy and sensitivity in temperature monitoring. It utilizes advanced sensing technology and calibration techniques to provide precise temperature measurements, enabling precise control and efficient thermal management.

The module supports a wide temperature range, accommodating different temperature levels required by various industrial processes. It can measure temperatures ranging from low to high values, ensuring compatibility and flexibility in diverse thermal applications.

The module incorporates alarm and notification features to alert operators or maintenance personnel when temperature exceeds predefined thresholds. It can trigger visual or audible alarms, send notifications via email or text messages, or interface with a supervisory control system for immediate response and intervention.

The module offers communication interfaces for seamless integration with supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems or other control networks. It supports industry-standard protocols, enabling easy data exchange, remote monitoring, and control of connected equipment.