IS200SCTTG1AAA

About the IS200SCTTG1AAA

Designed as a Static Charge Transformer board, the IS200SCTTG1AAA model was manufactured to be used in triple modular redundant (TMR) or simplex applications. This model has a large transformer attached to its surface with dozens of negative and positive terminals. Typically this model is DIN-rail mounted into the Mark VI system or the Load Cabinet Panel Assembly of an Innovation Series Medium Voltage AC Drive. Some of the components the SCTT board can be used with are VDC relays, relay suppressors, and a DIN rail. The relays and relay suppressors will act as an interfacing feature for the IS200SCTTG1AAA board. The typical boards used in conjunction with the SCTT model are:

• a standard static charge board (SCTL)
• a gating power distribution board (CPFB)
• a voltage attenuator board (VATF)

IS200SCTTG1AAA Board Hardware Detail

The IS200SCTTG1AAA board has cabling that will be used to attach the required terminal boards to interface between the SCTT model and the Mark VI system. Ensure that when attaching the boards or inserting the SCTT model into the Mark VI system that caution is taken as to lessen the risk of damage to the board. If damage occurs to the board, it can become faulty and increase the risk of a fault or malfunction. While this IS200SCTTG1AAA Static Charge Transformer Board device's various electrocution and malfunction risks are certainly important to be aware of before making any final purchase decision, their presence on this IS200SCTTG1AAA Static Charge Transformer Board personalized product page here is actually truthfully more reminiscent of this IS200SCTTG1AAA device's lack of originally-printed instructional manual materials available online. Some of this IS200SCTTG1AAA Board's significant hardware traits revealed through the specialized part number itself include its:

• domestic original IS200SCTTG1AAA manufacture
• standard Mark VI Series assembly
• regular PCB coating style
• group one Mark VI Series grouping
• its full, three-fold PCB revision history