The GE IS220PDIAH1B excitation control module is specifically designed to optimize and stabilize power generation systems in industrial environments. It ensures reliable operation by precisely controlling voltage and current in generators.
Product Type:Excitation Control Module
Brand:GE
Model:IS220PDIAH1B
Series:Marks VIe
Dimensions:12.2 cm x 8.2 cm x 6 cm
Weight:0.38 kg
Temperature Range:-30°C to +65°C (Ambient)
Operating Frequency:Up to 50 Hz
Power Handling Capacity:High
Communication Protocol:Supports Ethernet/IP, Modbus/TCP
Reliability Rating:Class 1 Division 2 Zone UL Marked
Integrating advanced semiconductor technology, the GE IS220PDIAH1B excitation control system ensures optimal generator performance across a wide range of industrial environments. Its compact design allows for seamless integration into existing systems, minimizing installation time and complexity.
Equipped with a robust microcontroller, this system delivers precise and responsive control, enabling accurate regulation of generator voltage and current to maintain stable power supply. It supports both single and multi-generator configurations, making it versatile for diverse industrial applications.
The IS220PDIAH1B is engineered with high reliability, featuring a fanless cooling system and comprehensive protection mechanisms against common failures, ensuring minimal downtime and maintenance requirements.
User-friendly interface with intuitive operation and diagnostic tools facilitates easy setup and monitoring. The system comes with detailed documentation and online resources for quick reference, enhancing the learning curve for new users.
Certified to meet international safety standards, including UL listings, the IS220PDIAH1B excitation control system is a trusted choice for ensuring safety and compliance in power generation operations.
The GE IS220PDIAH1B excitation control module is specifically designed to optimize and stabilize power generation systems in industrial environments. It ensures reliable operation by precisely controlling voltage and current in generators.