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General Electric IC698PSA350 PACSystems RX7i Power Supply Module

General Electric IC698PSA350 PACSystems RX7i Power Supply Module

Description

The General Electric IC698PSA350 is a high-performance power supply module designed for the PACSystems RX7i automation platform. This module provides reliable power distribution to the backplane, supporting complex control system...

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Description

The General Electric IC698PSA350 is a high-performance power supply module designed for the PACSystems RX7i automation platform. This module provides reliable power distribution to the backplane, supporting complex control system architectures in demanding industrial environments. It is engineered to deliver stable output voltages across three distinct channels to ensure consistent operation of CPU, communication, and I/O modules housed within the RX7i rack.

Features

  • Total output power capacity of 350 Watts across three voltage rails.
  • Wide input voltage range supporting both AC (85-264 VAC) and DC (100-150 VDC) power sources.
  • Integrated overcurrent protection for all output channels to safeguard system components.
  • Designed for installation in Slot 0 of the RX7i backplane.
  • Robust isolation between input and output circuits for enhanced system safety.

Technical Specifications

Model Number IC698PSA350
Output Power 350 Watts (Total)
Output Voltages +5.1 VDC, +12 VDC, -12 VDC
Input Voltage Range 85 to 264 VAC; 100-150 VDC
Input Frequency 47-63 Hz
Output Current (+5.1V) 0 to 60 Amperes
Output Current (+12V) 0 to 12 Amperes
Output Current (-12V) 0 to 4 Amperes
Ride Through Time 15 ms minimum
Operating Temperature 0 to 60 degC
Isolation 1500 VAC (1 minute)

Installation Guidelines

  • Ensure the power supply is installed in Slot 0 of the RX7i rack as specified by the system design.
  • Always disconnect all power sources before inserting or removing the module from the backplane to prevent electrical damage.
  • Use 12 AWG wire for the ground (GND) terminal and 16 AWG wire for input power terminals to ensure proper current capacity and safety.
  • Maintain adequate clearance around the module to allow for proper ventilation and heat dissipation during operation.
  • Verify that the input voltage matches the module specifications before applying power.

FAQ

What is the primary function of the IC698PSA350?

The IC698PSA350 serves as the primary power supply for the GE PACSystems RX7i rack, converting AC or DC input power into the regulated DC voltages required by the system modules.

Can this module operate on DC input?

Yes, the module is designed to accept an input range of 100-150 VDC in addition to standard AC input ranges.

What should I do if the module triggers an overcurrent limit?

If an overcurrent condition occurs, check the connected load on the specific output channel (+5V, +12V, or -12V) for short circuits or excessive current draw, then cycle power to the module after the fault is cleared.