IS220PAICH2A GE Analog I/O Module

Product Description

The analog I/O module IS220PAICH1A is designed specifically for the Mark VI series produced by General Electric.This package can be used in hazardous areas.The minimum operating voltage of the PAIC package is 27.4 VDC.

feature

High resolution analog input and output

Multiple input and output channels

Reliable and accurate signal conversion

Compact and modular design

The IS220PAICH2A GE analog I/O module is a multifunctional control module that seamlessly integrates analog signals into industrial control systems.With its high-resolution capabilities and multi-channel capabilities,it provides precise and reliable analog input and output capabilities.

The IS220PAICH1A model is described as an analog I/O module and has been approved for use in hazardous and non hazardous locations.There are four indicator lights on the front of the model.There is also a port at the bottom called the I/O port.The PAIC group can use multiple voltages,with a minimum voltage of 27.4 volts DC.

Due to the ability of the IS220PAICH1A package to be used in multiple locations,there are various certifications related to it,some of which are hazardous locations,Level 1 Zone 2 Group IIC,Level 1 Zone 2 Groups A,B,C,D,as well as ATEX Zone 2,Group IIC,and non hazardous locations.The following certifications are used for these locations:UL E207685 and UL DEMKO 12 ATEX 1114875X,please consider that UL E207685 certification is used for many locations.

The IS220PAICH1A device can use three models,namely IS200STAIH1A,IS200STAIH2A,and IS20TBAIH1C.All these models are referred to as input/output terminal boards.

The typical location of the PAIC I/O module is one of two available VME racks,which is a 13 or 21 slot rack.Please note that this unit is typically used in conjunction with triple modular redundant architecture systems.The TMR system has separate control modules,I/O networks,and main processor cards.

application area

The IS220PAICH2A module is widely used in industrial automation,process control,manufacturing,and monitoring systems that require precise measurement and control of analog signals.