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Part No.: DS3820PSFD1B
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark IV
Product type: Power Supply Module
Repair: 3-5 Days
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
DS3820PSFD1B is a power supply module developed by GE. It is a part of Mark IV control system. The power supply module is essential for delivering consistent and reliable power to the various parts of the control system. It ensures that the system's components operate within the required voltage and power parameters, supporting the stability and efficiency of the overall turbine control process. This module also plays a critical role in safeguarding the system from electrical faults by regulating and distributing power appropriately across the control modules.
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What is DS3820PSFD1B?
It is a Power Supply Module developed by GE
What components make up the operator interface?
The operator interface consists of a control insert and a printer located within a roll-out drawer, providing convenient access for operators. The control insert features an industrial-grade membrane switch, allowing reliable interaction with the turbine system.
How does the membrane switch enhance reliability?
The industrial-grade membrane switch replaces older hand-wired switches, offering increased reliability and durability. This design reduces malfunctions and maintenance needs, ensuring a consistent and long-lasting performance.
How does the command execution process work?
The operator first presses a pad on the membrane switch to arm the command, which is confirmed by a flashing LED and an audible beep. To complete the command, the operator then presses the execute pad, which initiates the turbine's response and changes the LED to a steady light, indicating successful execution.