SPECIFICATIONS
Part No.: IC200MDL240E
Manufacturer: General Electric
Country of Manufacture: United States of America (USA)
Points: 16 inputs
Input: 120VAC
Input voltage: 0 to 132VAC (47 to 63Hz), 120VAC nominal
On state voltage: 70 to 132VAC
Off state voltage: 0 to 20VAC
On state current: 5mA minimum
Product Type: Input Module
Availability: In Stock
Series: VersaMax
Functional Description
IC200MDL240E is an input module developed by GE. It is part of the VersaMax series. It is a VersaMax AC Input Module featuring positive logic or sourcing-type inputs. This design allows the inputs to receive current from AC input devices and return the current via the common terminal. Input devices are connected between the input and common terminals to facilitate this process.
Features
- When performing hot insertion (inserting or removing the module while the system is powered on), caution must be exercised. Improper hot insertion can disrupt the operation of other modules on the same backplane, leading to system instability or failure.
- No derating is required when the module is mounted vertically. However, if the module is operated at 132 VAC, derating is necessary to ensure safe and reliable operation. At 120 VAC, no derating is needed.
- For isolation, the module provides user input to logic and frame ground isolation at 250 VAC continuous or 1500 VAC for one minute. The input voltage range for this module is 0 to 132 VAC, with a nominal voltage of 120 VAC. The module offers a fast response time, with a maximum on-response time of 1 cycle and a maximum off-response time of 2 cycles, ensuring accurate real-time signal processing.
- It is important to note that the module carries an explosion hazard. Users must adhere strictly to all safety guidelines during installation and operation. No components within the module should be substituted or modified, as doing so could compromise the safety and functionality of the entire system.
Module Structure and Power Source
- Provides two groups of eight discrete inputs, totaling sixteen inputs per module. The power for this module is derived from the backplane, eliminating the need for an external power supply. Intelligent processing of input signals is managed by the system’s CPU (Central Processing Unit) or NIU (Network Interface Unit).
- LED indicators are standard on each module, displaying the on/off state of inputs and confirming the presence of backplane power, which ensures the module's correct operation.
Pre-Installation Inspection
- Before installation, it is essential to thoroughly inspect all parts for any signs of damage.
- If damage is discovered, it should be documented, and a replacement part should be requested. Installing a damaged module can lead to significant issues within the system, potentially affecting the performance of the CPU or other connected components.
- Detailed wiring photos and instructions are available online to guide the correct installation.
Installation in Hazardous Locations
- The Genius Network Interface Unit is suitable for installation in Class I, Division 2 hazardous locations, which are areas where explosive gases or vapors may occasionally be present. However, it is important to note that this equipment is only suitable for use in Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, and D, or non-hazardous locations. Equipment labeled for these locations must be handled with care, following strict safety protocols to prevent potential ignition sources.
- Substituting components in a hazardous location environment may impair the equipment's suitability. Any change in the components, such as power supplies or cables, could compromise the system's integrity and pose an explosion hazard. It is essential that only certified components are used to ensure the system remains safe in such locations.
- When working in hazardous locations, always ensure the power is turned off before replacing or wiring modules. Failure to do so could result in sparks or electrical arcs that may ignite flammable gases or vapors in the surrounding environment, leading to an explosion. Power must be fully disconnected before any maintenance, wiring, or module replacement takes place.
- Never disconnect equipment unless the power has been completely switched off. Disconnecting live equipment in a hazardous environment can cause electrical arcs, which may lead to ignition of nearby hazardous materials. To ensure safety, always verify that the system is powered down before performing any disconnection or reconnection of modules.
The WOC team is always available to help you with your Mark I and II requirements. For more information, please contact WOC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IC200MDL240E?
It is an input module developed by GE under VersaMax series.
Does the module require an external power supply?
No, the module does not require an external power supply. It derives its power from the backplane, which also supports intelligent processing of input signals by the CPU or NIU.
What do the LED indicators on the module indicate?
The LED indicators on the module display the on/off state of each input and confirm the presence of backplane power, ensuring the module is functioning correctly.
What should I do if I find damage to the module before installation?
If you find any damage to the module before installation, document the damage and request a replacement part immediately. Installing a damaged module can cause additional problems in the system.
