IS200EPDMG1B GE FANUK

GE Fanuc termination units, also known as terminal blocks or terminal strips, are essential components in GE Fanuc PLC systems and other industrial control applications. These units provide a convenient and organized way to connect field wiring to PLC I/O modules. They simplify wiring, reduce installation time, and improve system reliability.

Key Functions

• Wiring Connection: Provides a secure and organized way to connect field wiring to PLC I/O modules.
• Signal Distribution: Distributes signals from field devices to PLC I/O modules.
• Fuse Protection: Some termination units include fuses to protect I/O modules from overcurrent conditions.
• LED Indication: Some units feature LEDs to indicate the status of I/O signals.

Product Parameters (Typical)

• Number of Points: The number of wiring connections available (e.g., 8, 16, 32 points).
• Voltage Rating: The maximum voltage that the unit can handle.
• Current Rating: The maximum current that can be carried by each connection.
• Wire Size: The range of wire sizes that can be used.
• Connector Type: The type of connectors used (e.g., screw terminals, spring terminals).
• Mounting Type: The method of mounting the unit (e.g., DIN rail, panel mount).

Product Advantages

• Simplified Wiring: Reduces wiring complexity and installation time.
• Improved Organization: Provides a neat and organized wiring layout.
• Enhanced Reliability: Minimizes wiring errors and improves signal integrity.
• Flexibility: Available in various configurations to meet different application requirements.
• Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of GE Fanuc PLC I/O modules.

Precautions

• Compatibility: Ensure compatibility with other system components before installation.
• Wiring: Use proper wiring techniques and ensure secure connections.
• Voltage and Current Ratings: Do not exceed the voltage and current ratings of the unit.
• Environmental Conditions: Operate within specified environmental limits.

Product Applications

GE Fanuc termination units are used in various industrial automation applications, including:

• Manufacturing: Connecting sensors, actuators, and other field devices to PLC I/O modules.
• Process Control: Wiring field instruments to PLC I/O modules in chemical, oil, and gas industries.
• Water and Wastewater: Connecting sensors and actuators in water treatment and distribution systems.
• Power Generation: Wiring field devices to PLC I/O modules in power generation plants.

Typical Applications

• Connecting push buttons and limit switches to a PLC input module.
• Wiring solenoid valves and motor starters to a PLC output module.
• Connecting analog sensors and transmitters to a PLC analog input module.