Description

The General Electric IC695ACC402 is an Energy Pack module designed specifically for the PACSystems RX3i control platform. This module serves as a critical backup power component, engineered to provide the necessary energy to save CPU data during unexpected power failures. It is fully compatible with the RX3i CPE330 controller and ensures data integrity by maintaining volatile memory during power-loss events.

Features

• Designed for seamless integration with PACSystems RX3i controllers, specifically the CPE330.
• Provides reliable energy storage to preserve critical CPU data during power interruptions.
• Equipped with integrated LED indicators for status monitoring (IN, STAT, OUT).
• Flexible mounting options including DIN rail or panel mounting.
• Includes a ground strap for proper electrical installation and noise suppression.

Technical Specifications

Installation Guidelines

• Ensure the PLC backplane is powered down before installing or removing the energy pack.
• The module can be mounted on a standard DIN rail or directly to a panel.
• Use the included ground strap to ensure a secure connection to the system ground, which is essential for EMI protection and stable operation.
• Verify that the input voltage from the backplane remains within the specified 20-30 VDC range.
• Maintain adequate clearance around the module to allow for proper heat dissipation during operation.

FAQ

What is the primary function of the IC695ACC402?

The IC695ACC402 acts as an energy storage module for the RX3i system, ensuring that the CPU has sufficient power to write volatile data to non-volatile memory during a power failure.

Is this module compatible with all RX3i CPUs?

This specific energy pack is designed for use with the CPE330 controller. Please consult your specific CPU hardware manual to confirm compatibility before installation.

What do the LED indicators on the front signify?

The IN, STAT, and OUT LEDs provide visual feedback on the energy pack's status, indicating power input, module health/status, and output power delivery to the CPU.