Model: IS200TBCIH1CBC
Function Description: Contact input terminal board
– Input voltage :24VDC
– Operating temperature :-40 ° C ~85 ° C
– Communication protocol :Modbus TCP/IP

Product description
The IS200TBCIH1CBC Contact input terminal board was developed by General Electric or GE as a component of the Mark VI series. The Mark VI is used to control and automate the operation of steam and gas turbines. IS200TBCIH1C is a PCB or printed circuit board.

The IS200TBCIH1CBC surface contains many electronic components. The most striking of these components are two large black terminal blocks, each containing 24 terminals. Each terminal is marked with the numbers one (1) through forty-eight (48) in white font. To the right of these two (2) terminals is a long string of solid red MOV or metal oxide varistors. Metal oxide varistors are circular. Two (2) pure white connectors are located on top of the middle IS200TBCIH1C. Along the right edge of the IS200TBCIH1C is a row of three (3) black and silver jack connector ports aligned vertically. The center of the IS200TBCIH1C is filled with many small parts made of silver metal that look like very small rectangles. These many components are called diodes. The diodes are arranged in parallel rows of four (4) diodes per row. On the left side of these diodes, aligned between the white connector and the black and silver connector ports, is a small vertical resistance line. These resistors come in blue, black and white stripes. Two (2) additional vertical rows can also be found below this top row.