Product Type:Bus Controller Module
Bus Interface:Genius Bus
Current Consumption:<300mA at +5V DC
Power Supply:5 V DC from the Series 90-30 Backplane
Number of I/Os:31 Maximum
Dimensions:Compact design for easy integration
Weight:Lightweight for flexible installation
Operating Voltage:Stable performance with 5.0 Volt DC
Engineered for high performance and reliability, the GE IC693BEM331 Genius Bus Controller is a cornerstone component in GE’s line of PLC products. It is specifically designed to interface seamlessly with the PACSystems RX3i family, offering unparalleled efficiency in managing data flow between various devices on the Genius I/O bus.
With its compact size and lightweight design, the IC693BEM331 is an ideal choice for applications requiring versatile connectivity without sacrificing performance. The inclusion of a dedicated Hand-Held Terminal port ensures easy configuration and monitoring, while the built-in Bus Controller channel facilitates smooth communication across multiple devices.
This bus controller supports a variety of peripherals, including Genius blocks, remote drops, VersaMax and Field Control I/O Stations, and other PLCs equipped with the Genius Bus interface. Its capability to handle up to 128 bytes of data exchange per device on the Genius I/O bus makes it particularly suited for complex industrial environments where data management is critical.
Moreover, the IC693BEM331 is renowned for its ability to automatically detect and report faults, including alarms and other predefined issues, directly to the bus controller. This feature significantly enhances system reliability and operational efficiency by allowing prompt responses to potential system anomalies.
Manufactured using premium materials, the IC693BEM331 is built to withstand harsh industrial conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding environments. Its compatibility with the extensive range of GE’s PLC modules and accessories makes it a flexible solution for a wide array of automation projects.
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