DS200TCEBG1ACE | Common circuit EOS card

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DS200TCEBG1ACE technical specification
Model: DS200TCEBG1ACE
Product type: Common circuit EOS card

Product description

The GE Protection Terminal expansion board DS200TCEBG1ACE features 3 bayonet connectors, 4 signal transformers, and 1 26-pin connector. It also contains four 10-pin connectors and three 20-pin connectors. Because the GE Protection terminal expansion board DS200TCEBG1ACE has multiple heavy duty components installed, eight screw holes are designed to support the weight of the board when installed in the drive. Before removing the old board, pay attention to the installation position of the old board. The installation position of the new board must be consistent with that of the old board.

Also note where the cables are connected in the drive and create a label or tag with the connector ID attached to the board. Only when you record where the cables are attached to the new board can you disconnect them.

Use a screwdriver to remove the screws that secure the drive. Turn the screwdriver with one hand and support the drive plate with the other. Retain all removed screws and washers. If any screws fall into the inner bottom of the drive, remove the hardware before continuing. Loose screws may contact electrical components, causing short electric shock, shock, or fire. If additional repairs are required, this can result in injury to the drive or extended downtime. If the screw gets stuck in a moving part, it may prevent the free movement of the part and cause damage to the motor or other parts.

Frequently asked questions about DS200TCEBG1ACE

Where is DS200TCEBG1ACE located?

The DS200TCEBG1ACE is located at the < P > core 2.

What is the DS200TCEBG1ACE used for?

The DS200TCEBG1ACE is an expansion card for regulating PT and CT signals. The DS200TCEBG1ACE also has an audible alarm horn, among other features.

What are the interesting features of the DS200TCEBG1ACE?

An interesting feature about the DS200TCEBG1ACE is that the DS200TCEBG1ACE holds an alarm horn for the Mark V LM.