IS200TBQBH2A - Terminal Board

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IS200TBQBH2A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VI
Product Type: Terminal Board
Repair: 3-5 days
Maximum applied V dc: 145 V
Resistor tolerance: 5 percent
Minimum solenoid impedance: 0 ohm
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacturer: United States (USA)

Functional Description

IS200TBQBH2A is a terminal board developed by General Electrics. It is a part of Mark VI control system.�The�board maintain consistent signal conditioning practices while offering unique features tailored to their specific applications. Differences in input/output configurations, grounding provisions, and TMR support distinguish DIN-type boards from T-type boards, ensuring compatibility and versatility in various system setups. The utilization of high-density Euro-Block terminal blocks further enhances space efficiency and facilitates reliable wire connections, making DIN-type terminal boards a valuable component in industrial signal processing and conditioning systems.

Characteristics

• Material Composition: Polyester Resin Construction: Crafted from high-quality polyester resin material, the terminal board offers robust durability and thermal stability, with a temperature rating of 130�C. This ensures optimal performance even in demanding operating environments.
• Terminal Specifications: Voltage and Current Ratings: The terminal board is rated for 300 volts and 10 amperes, meeting UL Class C general industry standards. It offers 0.375 inches of creepage and 0.250 inches of strike, providing ample clearance and safety margins.
• Compliance and Approvals: UL and CSA Approval: The terminal board has received certification and approval from reputable regulatory bodies such as UL and CSA, ensuring compliance with stringent safety and quality standards. This endorsement signifies adherence to industry best practices and regulatory requirements.
• Finishing and Labeling: Screw and Contact Finishing: Screws are finished in zinc clear chromate, offering corrosion resistance and longevity, while contacts are plated with tin for enhanced conductivity and durability.
• Number Labeling: Each block screw is meticulously number labeled, facilitating easy identification and organization of wiring connections. White numbering ensures clear visibility and readability in various lighting conditions.
• Installation Guidelines: Recommended Tightening Torque: To ensure secure connections and optimal performance, a recommended screw tightening torque of 8 in lbs is provided. Adhering to this torque specification helps prevent over-tightening or under-tightening, ensuring reliable electrical connections.

Differential Features

• Different Inputs and Outputs: While the signal conditioning principles remain consistent, DIN-type terminal boards feature variations in the number of inputs and outputs compared to T-type boards. These differences accommodate diverse system requirements and configurations, providing flexibility in signal management.
• Grounding Provisions: DIN-type boards incorporate specific grounding provisions tailored to their design and functionality. These provisions ensure proper grounding and electrical safety, optimizing system performance and reliability.
• Absence of TMR Support: Unlike T-type boards, DIN-type terminal boards do not support Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR). This distinction reflects the specialized nature of DIN-type boards and their intended applications.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is IS200TBQBH2A?
It is a terminal board developed by General Electrics.

What is the difference between DIN-type and T-type terminal boards in signal conditioning?
DIN-type terminal boards follow similar signal conditioning principles to T-type boards, ensuring consistency and compatibility across applications. However, they differ in input/output configurations, grounding provisions, and support for Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR).

What distinguishes DIN-type terminal boards in terms of input/output configurations?
The�terminal boards feature variations in the number of inputs and outputs compared to T-type boards. These differences cater to diverse system configurations and operational needs, providing flexibility in signal routing and processing.

Are there specific grounding provisions for DIN-type terminal boards?
Yes, boards incorporate grounding provisions tailored to their design to ensure proper grounding and electrical safety, optimizing system performance and reliability.

Do DIN-type terminal boards support Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR)?
No, terminal boards do not support TMR. This reflects their specialized nature and the specific requirements of their intended applications, which may not necessitate the level of redundancy provided by TMR.