Technical specifications for IC660BRD025
Brand GE Fanuc
Series Genius I-O
Part number IC660BRD025
Description Genius Modular redundant drain output module
Apply GMR output subsystem
Operating voltage 5 to 48 volts DC
Operating current 0.5 to 1.0 amp
Maximum inrush current 4.0 amps
I/O capacity 32 points
Location Genius I/O bus
Supports the configuration of H block output groups
Configure the Genius handheld display
Block type current sink
GE Fanuc IC660BRD025 Genius Modular Redundant leakage Output module is a 32-point discrete output DC module for controlling the GMR output subsystem of discrete output loads. IC660BRD025 Output Block Used to configure the H block redundant output group. The H block output group consists of 4 output blocks (2 source blocks and 2 receiver type blocks). This configuration is one of the output group configurations of the GMR output subsystem, including the T block redundant output group, the I block redundant output group and one of the 1 diagnostic block redundant output group. In the H block configuration, two IC660BRD025 drain output blocks are connected in parallel on one side of each load, and two source output blocks are connected in parallel on the other side of the load.
The IC660BRD025 Sinking Output Block has 32 output points, which are integrated with blocking diodes and feedback resistors. These diodes and feedback resistors help simplify system wiring and improve system reliability by preventing failures due to reverse drive current. The IC660BRD025 submerged output block is rated to operate at 5, 12 or 24 volts DC, and the working load current range is 0.5 amps to 1.0 amps. It has a maximum inrush current of 4.0 amps and an output off state leakage current of 20 microamps. The IC660BRD025 Sinking Output Block is configured to GMR mode by using the Genius I/O handheld monitor, and it is installed on a bus configured to match the GMR Settings. Unlike the input subsystem, which is configured to perform voting using GMR software, the GMR output group performs voting by comparing the output data from each of the 32 points received from the PLC.
