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Manufacturer:General Electric Company

Model Number:IS200EDCFG1AED

Series:Mark VI

Functional Acronym:EDCF

Product Type:Feedback Board

Used With:EDCF Board

Materials:Fiber-Optics, Plastic or Hard Clad Silica

Dimensions:N/A (dimensions may vary)

Weight:N/A (weight may vary)

    Crafted with precision for industrial applications, the GE IS200EDCFG1AED Direct Current Feedback Board ensures unparalleled reliability in excitation control systems. This board, part of the Mark VI Speedtronic Series, is meticulously designed to provide accurate feedback on the SCR bridge’s field voltages and currents, significantly enhancing system stability and performance.

    Utilizing state-of-the-art fiber-optics technology, the IS200EDCFG1AED offers a high-speed, secure data transmission link, ensuring instantaneous response times and reducing potential for errors in control systems. Its integration with the EDCF Board further optimizes the overall system’s efficiency and responsiveness.

    Engineered with quality materials such as fiber-optics, plastic, or hard clad silica, the IS200EDCFG1AED is built to withstand harsh industrial environments, guaranteeing longevity and robust performance. Its compatibility with various excitation control systems makes it a versatile choice for a wide range of industrial applications.

    This feedback board comes equipped with an EISB (Excitation Induction Sensor Board) for enhanced monitoring capabilities, providing real-time feedback on the system’s operational status. This feature is crucial for proactive maintenance and system optimization, enabling users to address potential issues before they impact system performance.

    The IS200EDCFG1AED is not just a component; it’s a testament to General Electric’s commitment to innovation and reliability in industrial automation. Whether you’re looking to upgrade existing systems or build new ones from the ground up, this feedback board is a strategic investment that promises to deliver exceptional results and support your operations for years to come.