GE IC200ERM002 Non-Isolated Expansion Receiver Module

• Power Requirements: Requires an installed power supply to provide power to all connected devices
• Data Transmission Rate: 2.765 Mbps or 5 Mbps, depending on the implementation
• Ports: Equipped with two 26-pin D-shell expansion female ports
• Current Consumption: Two different current consumption ratings, with a backplane rated voltage of 3.3 volts or 5 volts. When the backplane voltage is 5 volts, the rated current consumption is 70 mA. When the backplane rated voltage is 20.3 volts, the current consumption rating is 3 mA.
• LED Indicators: Three onboard LED indicators to display the operating status of the device
• Cable Length Limitations: In multi-rack implementations, the total cable length must not exceed 50 feet (15 meters). For single-ended systems with only one expansion rack, the cable length should not exceed 3.3 feet (1 meter).

Functional Features

• Modular Design: Facilitates easy installation and replacement of modules, enhancing system flexibility and scalability.
• Enhanced Connectivity: Increases the number of connectable modules, allowing for a more extensive and versatile control system.
• Reliable Power Distribution: Requires an external power supply to ensure stable power distribution to all connected devices.
• Status Monitoring: The onboard LED indicators provide real-time feedback on the module’s operating status, aiding in troubleshooting and maintenance.
• Flexible Configuration: Can be used as a single-ended or multi-rack VersaMax I/O expansion system, adapting to various application requirements.

Application Scenarios

• Manufacturing: Utilized in assembly lines and process control systems to monitor and control a wide range of industrial devices, such as motors, valves, and sensors, ensuring efficient production processes.
• Energy Management: Deployed in power generation and distribution systems to monitor and control energy consumption, enhancing grid reliability and optimizing energy efficiency.
• Water and Wastewater Treatment: Employed to control valves, pumps, and other equipment in water treatment plants, ensuring accurate dosing of chemicals and efficient water distribution.
• Building Automation: Integrated into smart building systems to control HVAC equipment, lighting, and security systems, improving energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
• Oil and Gas: Installed in remote and hazardous locations to monitor and control production processes, withstanding extreme temperatures and explosive atmospheres.
• Transportation: Used in traffic monitoring and control systems to manage vehicle flow and ensure road safety, improving traffic efficiency and reducing congestion.