Model:DS200TBQDG1AFF
Type:Analog I/O Termination Module
Brand:General Electric
Series:Mark V DS200
Input Voltage Range:24VDC
Output Current Limit:20mA
Operating Temperature:-40°C to +85°C
Humidity Resistance:85% non-condensing
Connection Type:Terminal Block
Board Size:148mm x 103mm x 32mm
Weight:0.46kg
Crafted with precision and reliability, the GE DS200TBQDG1AFF termination module is a cornerstone of industrial automation, designed to enhance system performance through accurate signal processing.
Utilizing a robust assembly of voltage-limiting hardware components, this module ensures stable and efficient data transmission, crucial for the optimal operation of machinery.
Featuring a thick, standard-style printed circuit board (PCB) surface coating, it provides enhanced durability against environmental factors, ensuring long-lasting performance in diverse industrial settings.
Specially tailored for the Mark V Series of turbine control systems, this module seamlessly integrates into existing infrastructure, offering a versatile solution for enhancing control capabilities.
With its compatibility across a wide range of operational temperatures and milliamp current handling, the DS200TBQDG1AFF module is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial environments, delivering consistent performance under demanding conditions.

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