IC3600SOTE - Over Temperature Drive Card

SPECIFICATIONS

Part No.: IC3600SOTE
Manufacturer: General Electric
Product Type: Over Temperature Drive Card
Availability: In Stock
Series: VersaMax

Functional Description

IC3600SOTE is an Over Temperature Drive Card developed by GE. It is a part of GE Mark I and II series. It is responsible for detecting and responding to over-temperature conditions within the system. Its main function is to monitor temperatures and initiate protective measures when predefined thermal thresholds are exceeded, thereby safeguarding the system from overheating and potential damage.

Features

• Thermal Monitoring: Continuously monitors the temperature of critical components within the turbine control system. Plays a role in fault detection, helping to avoid unexpected shutdowns or equipment failures.
• Over-Temperature Protection: Triggers automated control responses such as system alarms, shutdowns, or reduction in load when temperatures exceed safe operating limits. Prevents thermal stress, insulation degradation, and component burnout.
• Technical Design & Connectivity: The board is equipped with multiple male connector pins arranged along one edge, allowing it to be securely mounted and interfaced with the larger turbine control system. Built using industrial-grade electronic components capable of withstanding high temperatures and electrical stress. Offers real-time signal processing for temperature sensing devices such as thermocouples or RTDs (Resistance Temperature Detectors).

The WOC team is always available to help you with your Mark I and II requirements. For more information, please contact WOC.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is IC3600SOTE?
It is an Over Temperature Drive Card developed by GE.

What is the primary function of the card?
The card is responsible for detecting and responding to over-temperature conditions within the turbine control system. It monitors temperature levels and activates protective actions if thresholds are exceeded.

Why is over-temperature protection important in turbine systems?
Overheating can cause serious mechanical damage, reduced efficiency, and safety hazards.