IC200PWR102 - Power Supply Module

SPECIFICATIONS

Part No.: IC200PWR102
Manufacturer: General Electric
Input Power: 27 Volts-Amps
Nominal Voltage: 120/240 Volts AC
Output Voltage: 5 Volts DC, 3.3 Volts DC
Maximum Output Current: 1.5 Amps
Country of Manufacture: United States of America (USA)
Product Type: Power Supply Module
Availability: In Stock
Series: VersaMax

Functional Description

IC200PWR102 is a Power Supply Module developed by GE. It is a power supply unit from General Electric Automation and Controls, designed for the VersaMax series with extended functionality. This power supply is essential for powering various devices connected to the backplane, including input and output modules, processing units, and network interface units. Unlike many other VersaMax power units that typically operate on direct current (DC), the primarily functions on alternating current (AC). It can serve as the main power source in a system or as a supplementary power supply when attached to a power supply booster carrier.

Input Voltage Flexibility

• Jumper Configuration: When a jumper is installed, the power supply can accept an input voltage range of 85 to 132 volts AC, with 120 volts AC as the nominal voltage.
  This is the standard configuration for many industrial applications that use the 120V AC power grid.
• No Jumper Configuration: Without the jumper installed, the input voltage range expands from 176 to 264 volts AC, with a nominal voltage of 240 volts AC. This flexibility allows to be used in areas where 240V AC power is more common, such as in parts of Europe and Asia.
• Important Note: It is essential that the jumper is never used with a 240V AC input. Doing so could lead to significant damage to the power supply module, and may also create hazardous conditions. It is critical to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for proper jumper configuration and input voltage range.

Power Specifications

• Has an input power rating of 27 volt-amperes (VA), which provides sufficient power to support the VersaMax system's various components.
• The module operates within a frequency range of 47Hz to 63Hz, making it suitable for use in regions with different power grid frequencies, ensuring compatibility across global markets.
• The hold-up time of the power supply is rated at 20 milliseconds. This is the time the power supply can continue to operate without input voltage, ensuring that the system maintains power for brief periods, such as during a power interruption or momentary voltage dip. However, it’s important to note that this rating may not be accurate if the module is operating at 120 volts AC without the jumper, which can affect the overall hold-up time performance.
• The power supply provides two critical output voltages:
  • 3.3V DC Output: Supplies power to low-power components or circuits within the VersaMax system.
  • 5V DC Output: Powers the majority of system components such as the I/O modules and processing units.
    The combined maximum output current for both the 3.3V DC and 5V DC outputs is 1.5 amperes, ensuring that sufficient power is available for all connected devices within
• the VersaMax system.

Protection Features

It includes limited protection features to ensure reliable operation within the system. It offers safeguards against short circuits and overloads, which are critical in maintaining the integrity and safety of the power supply and connected devices. The combination of its AC input capability and DC output, along with these protection features, makes the versatile and dependable power supply unit for industrial applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is IC200PWR102?
It is a Power Supply Module developed by GE under VersaMax series.

Does the module operate on AC or DC power?
The module primarily operates on alternating current (AC) power, unlike many other VersaMax power units that use direct current (DC).

Can the module operate at 240 volts AC with a jumper installed?
No, the jumper should never be used with 240 volts AC as it could damage the power supply and create hazardous conditions.

What are the output voltages provided by the module?
The power supply provides two output voltages- 3.3 volts DC and 5 volts DC.

What is the maximum output current of the module?
The maximum output current is 1.5 amperes, shared between the 3.3V and 5V outputs.

Does the module offer any protection features?
Yes, the module includes protection against short circuits and overloads, ensuring reliable operation.