GE FANUC SERIES 90-30 PLC Digital I/O Module IC693PWR330 FACTORY SEALED

 
Product Description:
GE Fanuc Discrete input module for 90 - 30 series PLC offers 16 input points with one common power input terminal. It requires an AC power source for convenient operation. Module has LED indicators at the top to offer ON/OFF status of each point. Module has circuit wiring information on the surface towards the inside and circuit identification information on the outside surface. Module has a voltage rating of 120 VAC at 50/60 Hz, 0 - 132 VAC at 50/60 Hz, input current rating of 12 milli-Amps and a power rating of 90 milli-Amps at 5 VDC. It has a maximum ON response time of 30 milli-seconds and maximum OFF response time of 45 milli-seconds. Module is compatible with input devices such as pushbuttons, limit switches and electronic proximity switches. Input/output module provides the interface between the PLC and external input devices such as proximity sensors, push buttons, switches and BCD thumbwheels. It supports different voltage ranges, types, current capacity, isolation and response time to meet your application.
Product Details:
Input modules provide the interface between the PLC and external input devices such as proximity sensors, push buttons, switches and BCD thumbwheels. Output modules provide the interface between the PLC and external output devices such as contactors, interposing relays, BCD displays and indicator lamps. This module requires an AC power source, it cannot be used with a DC power source.
Product Summary:

• Power Rating: 30 Watt
• Holdup Time: 20 ms minimum

• Description: Power Supply
• Product Description: GE Fanuc High capacity power supply is compatible with any CPU model and can be snapped in just like I/O. It provides auto-ranging and needs no set jumpers for different incoming power levels. It has power rating of 30-Watts, voltage rating of 120/240 Volts AC and 125 VDC. Supply is ideal for 90 - 30 Series programmable controllers applications.
• Product Details: Each version provides auto-ranging so there is no need to set jumpers for different incoming power levels, and they are current limiting so a direct short will shut the power supply down to avoid damage to the hardware. Snap in just like I/O, and they work with any model CPU