Technical specifications for IC693MAR590
Brand GE Fanuc
Series Series 90-30
Part number IC693MAR590
Number of channels 8 inputs /8 outputs
Rated input voltage 0 to 132 volts AC
Rated output voltage 5 to 30 volts DC / 5 to 250 volts AC
Isolation voltage 1500 volts RMS between field and logical side / 500 volts RMS between inputs
Maximum output load 2 amps
Maximum surge 5 amps
Response time 15 milliseconds
Power consumption 80 MA, 5 V DC / 70 MA, relay 24 V DC
Switching voltage 74 to 132 volts AC
OFF State voltage 0 to 20 volts AC
Conduction current 6 MA
OFF state current 2.2 MA for 30 ms
The GE Series 90-30 IC693MAR590 industrial module is designed for use with GE series 90-30 programmable logic controllers and offers 8 input points and 8 output points. The input and relay output modules are manufactured by GE Fanuc and operate in the input voltage range from 0 to 132 volts AC. In addition to this, the rated output voltage of the unit is 5 to 30 volts direct current or 5 to 250 volts alternating current. The IC693MAR590 module provides load device control, LED indicator, circuit routing and identification control, support for 5 or 10 slot baseboards, 15 ms response time, and more.
The 120 Volt AC IC693MAR590 module has an isolation voltage of 1500 volts RMS between the magnetic field and the logic side, and an isolation voltage of 500 volts RMS between the inputs. The maximum inrush current of the module is 5 amps and its maximum output load is 2 amps. Maximum rated power consumption is 80 mA current at 5 volts DC and 70 ma relay current at 24 volts DC. In addition, the IC693MAR590 module has a turn-on voltage of 74 to 132 volts AC and a turn-off voltage of 0 to 20 volts AC. The on-going current is 6 mA, while the on-off current is 2.2 mA for 30 milliseconds. The high voltage IC693MAR590 module is equipped with a protective door containing a card for data logging. The module can be installed in any I/O slot and can be used to control switches, buttons and limit switches. The typical response is 30 ms when the module is on and 45 ms when the module is off.
