IS200TREGH1BDB

About the IS200TREGH1BDB

• The IS200TREGH1BDB is a Trip Emergency Termination Board (PCB) created by General Electric (GE).
• It is a component of the Mark VI series, part of GE's Mark family of gas/turbine equipment.
• Used for automating and managing gas and/or steam turbines.
• Considered a significant functionality-based upgrade from the Mark V Turbine Control System Series.

Hardware Tips and Specifications

• Form Factor: Rectangular printed circuit board.
• Terminal Blocks:
  • Two (2) long solid black terminal blocks on the left border.
  • Each contains twenty-four (24) silver metallic terminals (total 48).
• MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistors):
  • Around ten (10) round, red components.
  • Lined up to the right of the terminal blocks.
• Relays/Contactors:
  • Occupy most of the middle space.
  • Arranged in two (2) long lines of six (6) components each (total 12).
  • Positioned in parallel pairs from top to bottom.
• Jack Connector Ports:
  • Group of three (3) ports along the right border.
  • Each port contains a collection of small pin ports.
• Capacitors:
  • Four (4) large, rectangular, solid yellow capacitors.
  • Two (2) paired near the upper right corner, and two (2) paired in the bottom right corner.

Product Identification Details (from Part Number)

• "IS200" series tag: Indicates normal Mark VI Series assembly and domestic manufacture location (likely GE's Salem, Virginia factory).
• "TREG" functional product abbreviation.
• "H1" series grouping tag: Denotes Conformal PCB coating style and Group one Mark VI Series grouping.
• Three-fold revision table (indicated by the "BDB" at the end of the part number).

Documentation

• Limited original instructional manual materials available online for this specific product, despite its significance.
• The functional product number (IS200TREGH1BDB) itself serves as a decent source for hardware component and specification information, as it was designed by GE to encode these details.