Description

GE IS200EGPAG1BEC

Product Description

Product Parameters

Advantages and Features

1. Integrated Power & Communication Design: The GE IS200EGPAG1BEC combines gigabit Ethernet communication and 4-channel power distribution in one module, reducing the number of components in control cabinets and simplifying wiring—ideal for space-constrained industrial environments.
2. Stable Precision Power Distribution: With ±0.5% voltage regulation accuracy and 3 A per channel output, the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC delivers consistent 24 V DC power to connected I/O modules and sensors, preventing performance issues caused by voltage fluctuations.
3. Redundant High-Speed Ethernet: Equipped with dual gigabit Ethernet ports and fast failover (≤50 ms), the module ensures uninterrupted data transmission for mission-critical control systems, minimizing downtime in case of network path failures.
4. Comprehensive Protocol Compatibility: Supporting major industrial protocols like OPC UA and IEC 61850, the module seamlessly integrates the Mark VIe DCS with third-party systems (SCADA, cloud platforms) and external monitoring tools, enhancing operational visibility.
5. Rugged Industrial-Grade Durability: Engineered with EMI shielding and a wide operating temperature range (-40°C to 70°C), the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC maintains reliable performance in harsh environments with electromagnetic interference, extreme temperatures, and mechanical vibration.

Application Cases in Application Fields

1. Combined-Cycle Power Plant DCS Core: A large combined-cycle power plant in North America integrated the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC as the core module for its turbine control system. The module’s power distribution channels supplied stable power to analog I/O modules and vibration sensors, while its redundant Ethernet ports linked the DCS to the grid management system. This synchronized power and data management reduced system latency by 35% and improved turbine synchronization efficiency by 20%.
2. Petrochemical Process Control Integration: A petrochemical complex in the Middle East deployed the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC to streamline its distillation column control system. The module’s power channels powered flow transmitters and pressure sensors, while its Ethernet ports enabled real-time data transfer to the plant’s SCADA platform via OPC UA. Its rugged design withstood high temperatures and chemical fumes, reducing sensor power-related failures by 28%.
3. Gas Turbine Remote Monitoring System: A European gas-fired power plant used the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC to support its turbine remote monitoring initiative. The module’s gigabit Ethernet connectivity transmitted real-time performance data to off-site engineers, while its stable power distribution ensured continuous operation of remote sensors. The redundancy feature prevented network outages during storm events, cutting unplanned on-site maintenance by 32%.
4. Industrial Boiler Safety Control: An Asian coal-fired power plant adopted the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC for its boiler safety instrumented system (SIS). The module’s power channels supplied isolated power to emergency shutdown sensors, and its Ethernet ports connected the SIS to the main DCS with IEC 61850 protocol. This enhanced safety compliance and reduced unplanned boiler shutdowns by 25%.

Comparisons with Competing Products

Selection Suggestions and Precautions

Selection Suggestions

1. Prioritize Mark VIe DCS Deployments: The GE IS200EGPAG1BEC is purpose-built for GE’s Mark VIe system. Choose this module if your industrial control system relies on Mark VIe to ensure seamless compatibility with DCS components and full access to integrated power and communication features.
2. Opt for Space-Constrained Systems: Select the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC for control cabinets with limited space, as its integrated design eliminates the need for separate Ethernet and power modules, simplifying wiring and improving airflow.
3. Match Mission-Critical Power & Data Needs: This module is ideal for safety-critical applications (e.g., turbine control, SIS) where stable power and uninterrupted communication are essential, thanks to its precision power regulation and redundant Ethernet.

Precautions

1. Do Not Exceed Power Load Limits: Avoid exceeding the 3 A per channel or 10 A total power output rating to prevent overheating and module damage. Calculate the power consumption of connected devices before configuration.
2. Configure Redundancy Properly: Use GE’s official software to set up network redundancy parameters, ensuring failover is optimized for your system’s latency requirements. Improper setup may compromise redundancy effectiveness.
3. Ensure Stable Input Power: The module relies on the Mark VIe backplane for input power. Install voltage stabilizers if the backplane power is prone to fluctuations, as unstable input can affect both power distribution and Ethernet performance.
4. Anti-Static Handling: Use anti-static wristbands and packaging when installing or maintaining the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC, as static electricity can damage its sensitive power regulation and Ethernet components.
5. Regular Firmware & Calibration Updates: Check GE’s official website periodically for firmware updates. Additionally, calibrate the power regulation function annually to maintain the ±0.5% accuracy of the GE IS200EGPAG1BEC.