DS2020FECNRX005A

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The DS2020FECNRX005A Field Exciter Module

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  • Part Number: DS2020FECNRX005A
  • SKU: GBTC-17606
  • Manufacturer: GE Boards & Turbine Control
  • Series: Mark V DS200

DS2020FECNRX005A Technical Specifications

Manufacturer GE General Electric
Series Mark V, DC2000 Adjustable Speed Drives
Part Number DS2020FECNRX005A
Product Type Field Exciter Module
Instruction Manual GEH-6005
Features 24A NRX and 5A Shunt

About the DS2020FECNRX005A

The cable attached to these various connectors originate on the component attached to the board with standoffs. When you connect cables to the board, first attach the board to the unit with plastic screws, before ultimately attaching the cables. The General Electric Field Exciter Board DS2020FECNRX005A features:

  • 7 jumpers
    • JP1 through JP7
  • 2 terminal blocks
    • 3 terminals on each
  • multiple prong-type connectors
  • metal prongs covered by a socket connector
  • P1C1, P1G1, P2G1, and N1CI

DS2020FECNRX005A Field Exciter PCB Installation

 While cable connectors have their own set of installation instructions in this DS2020FECNRX005A device's pertinent instructional manual materials, so too does this product's several fuses. General Electric recommends the Mark V series drive administrator to obtain a supply of the fuses to have on hand in case a fuse blows out. If you plan to replace the board because the original board is defective, mark on the cable the ID of the connector, before noting how the jumpers are arranged on the board. If a jumper covers pins 1 and 2 on the original board, move the jumper on the replacement board to cover the same pins. When you move the jumpers, refrain from bending the jumper pins.


Frequently Asked Questions about DS2020FECNRX005A

What is the amp rating on DS2020FECNRX005A?
The DS2020FECNRX005A is a 5 amp field exciter.

What type of significant revision does this DS2020FECNRX005A printed circuit board have?

The assembly of this DS2020FECNRX005A printed circuit board is altered by a singular, A-rated functional revision, as proven through the DS2020FECNRX005A fucntional product number's inclusion of a trailing "A" alphanumeric digit.

Reviews For DS2020FECNRX005A

Internal Review
(5.0)

The DS2020FECNRX005A Field Exciter is well designed as replacing blown fuses does not take significant disassembly. Similarly, if the PCB fails, it can be replaced without having to replace the entire field exciter. This 5A version is slightly harder to find on the market than the 10A and more expensive as a result, although this DS2020FECNRX005A Field Excited Board can be repaired at AX Control. - AX Control Lead Technician

Repair Services For DS2020FECNRX005A

Type Lead Time Price Action
Repair Service 1-2 weeks $1030

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your DS2020FECNRX005A. All of our repairs come with a 3 Year AX Control Warranty. Please contact us for additional information about our repair process. To receive the repair pricing and lead time listed above please process your repair order via our website. The following repair options may be available upon request:

  • 48-72hr Rush Repair
  • Detailed Repair Reports
  • AX Control Certificate of Warranty

AX Control Warranty Info

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