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Part No.: IC200MDL940
Manufacturer: General Electric
Number of Outputs: 16
Possible Isolation: Channel to Channel, Group to Group
AC Output Voltage: 0 to 265V AC
AC Nominal Voltage: 120V, 240V
DC Output Voltage: 0 to 12V DC
DC Nominal Voltage: 125V, 24V, 5V
Country of Manufacture: United States of America (USA)
Product Type: Relay Output Module
Availability: In Stock
Series: VersaMax
IC200MDL940 is a Relay Output Module developed by GE. It is a Form A Relay Output Module from General Electric, part of the VersaMax product line. It is specifically designed for the control system, offering robust and reliable performance. This module features 16 output points, divided into two groups of eight, each providing individual isolation for safe and efficient operation in complex environments.
The load current for each output point varies based on the voltage conditions:
AC Voltage Load:
DC Voltage Load:
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What is IC200MDL940?
It is a Relay Output Module developed by GE under VersaMax series.
What is the minimum load current for each output point on the module?
Each output point on the module has a minimum load current of 10 milliamps. However, this value can vary depending on the specific voltage conditions.
What is the maximum load current for each output point when using AC voltage?
When using an AC voltage range of 5 to 265 volts, each output point on the module can support a maximum load current of 2 amperes.
Are there any specific considerations regarding the load current values for the module?
Yes, the specified load current values are applicable for resistive loads. It’s important to note that the module does not require thermal derating, fuses, or snubbers.