Product Description

The General Electric Emergency Overspeed Board DS200TCEAG1BJE features one microprocessor and multiple programmable read only memory (PROM) modules. It also contains up to three fuses, a total of 30 jumpers, and a pair of bayonet connectors. The function of the GE Emergency Overspeed Board DS200TCEAG1BJE is to process the over speed and flame detection trip signals. The drive is protected from damage by trip conditions that automatically shut down the drive if dangerous or damaging conditions occur in the drive. The overheat trip condition automatically shuts down the drive if the drive interior temperatures reaches above the maximum allowable temperature. The DS200TCEAG1BJE model monitors and shuts down the drive if the motor speed reaches above the maximum allowable speed. This trip condition protects the motor and all moving parts from damage. If flames are detected in the interior of the drive, the board will issue a flame detection trip condition and shut down the drive. This serious condition protects the drive from damage, the safety of all individuals in the surrounding area, and all other equipment in the surrounding area.

Trip conditions that occur are viewable by the operator from the drive control panel on the side of the drive. The best practice is to determine the cause of the condition and resolve it before restarting the drive. Another source of information about the condition of the drive and all trip conditions, errors and warning is the diagnostics tools that the operator can access and run from the control panel.