GE IC693MDL940 Relay Output: High-Performance PLC Module

Description

Product Type:Relay Output Module

Number of Channels:Eight (8)

Form C (Individually Isolated):Yes

Number of Outputs:16

Output Voltage Range:24 VDC

Operating Voltage:5 to 30 Volts DC or 5 to 250 Volts AC

Mounting:Baseplate mounted

Current Load:400 mA

    The GE IC693MDL940 Relay Output Module is a high-performance component specifically engineered for seamless integration into complex industrial control systems. It features eight (8) individually isolated Form C relay outputs, providing precise control over various actuators and devices. With an output voltage range of 24 VDC, this module ensures compatibility with a wide array of industrial standards.

    Designed with reliability at its core, the IC693MDL940 is equipped to handle a current load of 400 mA, ensuring it can manage moderate to heavy loads efficiently without compromising on performance. Its baseplate mounting design facilitates easy installation within existing control panels, enhancing system flexibility.

    This module’s compatibility with both 5 to 30 Volts DC and 5 to 250 Volts AC operating voltages makes it a versatile choice for diverse industrial environments, from smaller machinery to large-scale production lines. The inclusion of eight additional Form A outputs doubles the capability for control signals, further enhancing its utility in automation tasks.

    With its compact size and lightweight construction, the GE IC693MDL940 is not only space-efficient but also reduces the overall system weight, making it ideal for both new installations and retrofit scenarios. Its robust design withstands harsh industrial conditions, ensuring consistent operation even under challenging environments.

    In summary, the GE IC693MDL940 Relay Output Module is a premium choice for enhancing the efficiency and reliability of industrial control systems. Its advanced specifications, combined with its ease of integration and durability, make it a preferred solution for engineers and maintenance teams looking to optimize their automation infrastructure.