IC3603A177AG2 - General Electric Potted Relay IC 3603

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IC3603A177AG2
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: GE FANUC
Product Type: Potted Relay

The IC3603A177AG2 is a Potted Relay Circuit Board and is part of the GE FANUC gas turbine control systems. General Electric built the IC3603A177AG2 relay for the Mark I and Mark II series. A relay is an electrical device that, when activated by a current or signal in one circuit, opens or closes another circuit. Relays are used when a circuit must be controlled by a separate low-power signal or when several circuits must be controlled by a single signal. The screw port numbers, part number (IC3603A177AG2), and General Electric's company insignia are printed on the faceplate of the circuit board.

• The IC3603A177AG2 has four thin metal tabs with holes in each corner to keep it in place. The screws are labeled one through fourteen (1-14) and have the ability to control up to fourteen circuits.

• To serve as grounds, there are two gold screws, one on each row. The IC3603A177AG2 is a grey rectangular box that contains fourteen silver flathead screws.

• A grey divider separates each screw and is indented to fit the screw, with a metal eye-ring underneath the screw. The screw ports are used to connect wires to the circuits that the relay needs to control.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is GE FANUC IC3603A177AG2?

The IC3603A177AG2 is a Potted Relay Circuit Board

What is a Potted Relay?

When a relay is potted, it indicates it has been sealed with material to act as a barrier against severe circumstances or other potential hazards. It is also more shock and vibration resistant as a result of this.

What does a Relay do?

Relays are electromechanical or electronic switches that open and closed circuits.