GE IS200WETAH1AEC Wind Energy Terminal Assembly
General info
| Manufacture | GE |
| Item No | IS200WETAH1AEC |
| Article number | IS200WETAH1AEC |
| Series | Mark VI |
| Origin | United States（US） |
| Dimension | 180*180*30(mm) |
| Weight | 0.8 kg |
| Customs Tariff Number | 85389091 |
| Type | Wind Energy Terminal Assembly |
Detailed data
GE IS200WETAH1AEC Wind Energy Terminal Assembly
The GE IS200WETAH1AEC Wind Energy Terminal Assembly module interfaces with various field devices in wind energy applications, providing basic functions for data acquisition, signal conditioning, and communication between the control system and external wind turbine components. The IS200WETAH1AEC has seven built-in fuses and four transformers.
The IS200WETAH1AEC handles the connection between wind turbine field devices and the Mark VIe/Mark VI control system.
It serves as the termination point for analog and digital signals from external field devices. These signals come from data from sensors that monitor variables such as temperature, vibration, pitch angle, rotor speed, and wind speed.
It is equipped with signal conditioning that converts, amplifies, and filters input signals, ensuring that the data received from the field is properly processed and compatible with the control system.
Frequently asked questions about the product are as follows:
-What is the primary purpose of the GE IS200WETAH1AEC Wind Energy Terminal Assembly?
It ensures that data from turbine monitoring devices is effectively communicated to the control system for real-time monitoring and control.
-How does the IS200WETAH1AEC help wind turbine operation?
The module helps monitor key parameters of the turbine. It ensures that the control system receives accurate real-time data to regulate turbine performance and ensure safe and optimal operation under different environmental conditions.
-What types of field devices can the IS200WETAH1AEC module interface with?
The IS200WETAH1AEC module can interface with a variety of analog and digital sensors, including temperature sensors, pressure sensors, vibration sensors, wind speed sensors, and actuators.
