GE IS200TREGH1BDB Trip Emergency Termination Board Mark VI

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Part No. IS200TREGH1BDB
Type turbine & machinery control
Condition In Stock
Weight 0.8 kg
100% New & Original
12 Month
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Product Overview

The IS200TREGH1BDB is a Trip Emergency Termination Board. It is made by General Electric (GE). This board is part of the Mark VI series. It helps control gas and steam turbines. It is a key upgrade from the Mark V system. The board ensures safe emergency stops. It uses high-quality parts for long life. This PCB is built for industrial environments.

ge IS200TREGH1BDB Detail

Application Scenarios

This board works in power plants. It manages turbine automation. It is used for gas turbine control. It also works for steam turbines. The IS200TREGH1BDB handles emergency shutdowns. It protects equipment from damage. It fits into Mark VI cabinets. It is ideal for critical safety tasks. Many industries rely on this board.

Technical Specifications

The board is rectangular. It has two long black terminal blocks. Each block has 24 silver terminals. That makes 48 total terminals. It includes about ten red MOVs. These protect against voltage spikes. Twelve relays fill the middle. They are in two rows of six. Three jack connector ports sit on the right. Four yellow capacitors are on the board. Two are near the top right. Two are at the bottom right. The part number shows it is a Mark VI assembly. The "BDB" suffix means three revisions.

ge IS200TREGH1BDB Specs

Installation & Maintenance Guide

Install the board in a Mark VI rack. Use the terminal blocks for wiring. Connect the jack ports carefully. Check all MOVs for damage. Ensure relays click properly. Keep the board clean and dry. The conformal coating protects it. Do not touch the components. Use anti-static precautions. Test the board before full use. Replace it if any part fails.

Packing List

One IS200TREGH1BDB Trip Emergency Termination Board. No additional cables or manuals. The board is packed in an anti-static bag. It is shipped in a sturdy box. We use FedEx, UPS, or DHL for shipping.

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