GE IC200MDD844 Discrete Hybrid I/O Module

• Input Voltage Range: 0 to 30 volts
• Output Voltage Range: 10.2 to 30 volts
• Output Current: 0.5 amperes per point
• Power Consumption: When connected to a backplane power supply rated at 5 volts, the module consumes a total current of 70 milliamperes.
• Response Time: The basic configuration offers an input on/off response time of 0.5 milliseconds. Additional input filters can be applied to improve performance in noisy environments, with filter options of 0, 1, or 7 milliseconds (default is 1 millisecond).
• Mounting: Designed for DIN rail mounting, ensuring easy integration into existing control cabinets.
• Environmental Conditions: Withstands a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels, suitable for harsh industrial environments.
• Certifications: Complies with relevant industrial standards and certifications, ensuring safety and reliability in operation.

Functional Features

• Flexible Configuration: The module allows for flexible configuration of input and output points, enabling it to meet the specific needs of different applications.
• High Reliability: Built with high-quality components and designed for industrial use, ensuring long-term stability and reliability.
• Easy Wiring: Features user-friendly terminal blocks for straightforward wiring and connection of discrete devices.
• Diagnostic Capabilities: Provides diagnostic information to assist in troubleshooting and system monitoring, enhancing system uptime and performance.
• Protection Mechanisms: Incorporates protection mechanisms such as overcurrent and overvoltage protection to safeguard connected devices and ensure safe operation.

Application Scenarios

• Manufacturing: Utilized in assembly lines and process control systems to monitor and control various discrete devices such as sensors, switches, and actuators, facilitating efficient production processes.
• Energy Management: Deployed in power generation and distribution systems to monitor and control discrete devices involved in energy consumption and distribution, ensuring grid reliability and optimizing energy efficiency.
• Water and Wastewater Treatment: Employed to control valves, pumps, and other discrete 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, enhancing energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
• Oil and Gas: Installed in remote and hazardous locations to monitor and control discrete devices in 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.