IS230TNEAH3A - Vibration Input Assembly Module

IS230TNEAH3A - Vibration Input Assembly Module IS230TNEAH3A - Vibration Input Assembly Module

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SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IS230TNEAH3A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VIe
Function: Vibration Input Assembly Module
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

IS230TNEAH3A is a Vibration Input Assembly Module manufactured and designed by General Electric. It is a part of the Mark VIe Control System. With its ability to monitor magnetic speed pickups, detect voltage deviations, and respond to emergency signals, the module offers a robust and proactive approach to safeguarding critical machinery. The inclusion of NEMA Class F-rated trip contacts further solidifies the module's reliability and ability to handle demanding electrical loads

Input Features

  • Passive (Magnetic) Speed Pickups: The module supports a total of three sets of passive magnetic speed pickups. These pickups are adept at detecting rotational speed changes in machinery and equipment. The inclusion of three sets allows the module to monitor multiple rotating components, providing comprehensive speed monitoring and facilitating early detection of any abnormal speed variations.
  • Voltage Detection Circuits: The module is equipped with three voltage detection circuits, enabling it to monitor electrical voltage levels within the system. These circuits play a vital role in detecting voltage deviations or anomalies, ensuring timely identification of potential electrical issues that could jeopardize equipment and personnel safety.
  • ESTOP/TRP Input: The Emergency Stop (ESTOP) or Trip (TRP) input is designed to receive emergency signals or trip commands from external sources. This input serves as an essential safety feature, allowing the module to respond swiftly to critical events and initiate emergency shutdowns when necessary, thereby mitigating potential risks.

Output Features

  • Trip Contacts: The module is equipped with two trip contacts, which act as the output interface for initiating emergency shutdowns or trip actions. These contacts play a crucial role in ensuring a swift response to abnormal conditions detected by the module's inputs. When a critical event is identified, the trip contacts are engaged to trigger the necessary protective actions, preventing damage to equipment and enhancing overall safety.
  • Contact Ratings: The trip contacts in the module adhere to NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association) Class F standards. This rating specifies the ability of the contacts to handle specific electrical loads and operating conditions. Class F-rated contacts are designed to withstand higher electrical current levels and offer enhanced performance and durability, making them suitable for applications requiring robust trip functionality.

 

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is IS230TNEAH3A?
It is a Vibration Input Assembly Module manufactured and designed by General Electric

What wire sizes can be accommodated by the terminal blocks?
Each terminal block features 24 terminals capable of accepting wires up to 12 AWG in size. This versatility allows the system to integrate various devices and sensors with ease, and the capability to handle 12 AWG wires ensures support for higher current-carrying capacities.

What is the purpose of the shield termination strip?
A shield termination strip is positioned immediately to the left of each terminal block. This strip is attached to the chassis ground and provides a means to ground the shielded cables and wires connected to the terminal blocks. It enhances electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection, minimizes signal noise, and ensures accurate data transmission.