IC3600AFRA1A1A Relay Circuit Board

Brand: GE
Model:IC3600AFRA1A1A
Product status: New/used
Shipping place: Xiamen, China
Warranty: 365 days
Structural form: Other (specific form may vary depending on application)
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IC3600AFRA1A1A Relay Circuit Board

Product manual:

The GE IC3600AFRA1A1A relay circuit board is an industrial control module produced by General Electric (GE),
Belonging to its Speedtronic series of equipment, mainly used for monitoring and controlling the operation of turbines.
The following is detailed information about the circuit board:
Product Overview
model: IC3600AFRA1A1A
Type: Relay Circuit Board
Function: By controlling relays to achieve signal transmission and equipment operation, it serves as an important component of the turbine control system.
Technical features
Relay control:
Multiple relays on board, used for switching circuits, transmitting signals, or protecting equipment.
Relays support fast switching to ensure the response speed of the control system.
Integrated design:
The circuit board integrates basic components such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc., which work together with relays to achieve complex control logic.
Provide multi-channel input/output interfaces and support multi-point control.
Reliability:
Industrial grade design with anti electromagnetic interference capability, suitable for harsh environments.
Using high-quality relays, with long lifespan and low failure rate.
compatibility:
Compatible with GE Speedtronic series control systems, such as Mark I and Mark II systems.
Supports modular expansion and is easy to integrate into existing control architectures.
application area
Turbine control:
Used for start stop control and status monitoring of gas or steam turbines.
Implement protection functions such as overspeed and over temperature protection.
Industrial automation:
Control peripheral devices such as actuators, valves, sensors, etc.
Implement logical control and state switching.
Energy Management:
Used in power plants and distribution systems to monitor the status of electrical equipment.