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Description
Product Description:
The IS420UCSBH1A is a high-performance, reliable controller manufactured by General Electric (GE). It belongs to the Mark VIe control safety system series and is the first UCSB controller developed by GE.
IS420UCSBH1A GE Controller
Product Parameters and Specifications:
Microprocessor: 600 MHz Intel EP80579
Memory: 256 MB DDR2 SDRAM with Error Correction Code (ECC), SRAM, and 2 GB NAND Flash Memory
Operating System: QNX Neutrino
Voltage Ratings: 18V DC nominal, 30V DC maximum, 24V DC and 28V DC rated power, with a maximum rated current of 1.5A DC
Weight: 2.4 pounds
Series:
The IS420UCSBH1A is part of the Mark VIe control safety system series, which includes various controllers and components designed for industrial automation and control applications.
Features:
High Reliability and Performance: The controller is built for robust and dependable operation in industrial environments.
Scalability: It can be expanded and customized to meet specific control requirements.
Modular Design: The controller is composed of multiple modules, including processor, storage, and input/output modules, connected through a high-speed communication network.
Communication Interface: Supports various communication protocols for data exchange and communication with other devices or systems.
Functions:
The controller collects data, computes control parameters, and outputs control signals to regulate industrial processes and equipment.
It executes control logic and manages system resources, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.
IS420UCSBH1A GE Controller
Applications and Uses:
The IS420UCSBH1A GE Controller finds widespread applications in various industries, including:
Power Generation: Used in power plants to monitor and control turbines, generators, and other critical equipment.
Oil and Gas: Applied in oil and gas processing facilities for managing the flow of fluids and monitoring equipment status.
Manufacturing: Integrated into manufacturing systems for controlling production lines, robots, and other automation equipment.
Building Automation: Used in smart buildings for managing heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and lighting systems.
