GE IC697MDL750 Discrete Output Module

Rated voltage: 24 to 48 volts DC.

Output voltage range: 20 to 60 volts DC.

Output Current: 0.5 amps per point, 2 amps per group.

Number of Output Groups and Channels: 32 discrete output channels in 4 groups of 8 channels each.

Current Consumption: 0.25 amps.

Maximum Inrush Current: 10 amps for 20 milliseconds.

Response Time: 1 ms maximum (on/off).

Isolation Voltage: 1500 volts between field and logic sides; 500 volts between groups.

Output Voltage Drop: 1 volt maximum.

Disconnect Leakage: 1 mA maximum.

High reliability: With good isolation performance and surge protection, GE IC697MDL750  can work stably in complex industrial environments and reduce failures caused by electrical interference and other factors.

Flexible Configuration: Users can customize the configuration of input/output references through SNP port or Ethernet TCP/IP by using Windows or MS-DOS software on personal computers.

Clear status indication: LEDs on the top of the module indicate the status of the internal logic circuits at different locations and the on/off status of the outputs, making GE IC697MDL750 easy for users to monitor and troubleshoot.

High output capacity:  Each channel can provide 0.5 Amp output current, which can meet the driving requirements of various load devices, such as solenoid valves, motor starters and indicator lights.

Manufacturing industry: GE IC697MDL750 is used in automated production lines to control the start-stop and running status of various equipments, such as controlling the movement of robotic arms and the operation of conveyor belts.

Energy field: GE IC697MDL750 can be used in electric power systems to control switchgear, relays, etc., and realize automated management of power transmission and distribution.

Water treatment industry: GE IC697MDL750 can be used in water treatment plants, control the operation of pumps, valves and other equipment to realize the automation control of water purification, delivery and other processes.

Transportation: For example, in traffic signal control, control the lighting of signal lights to realize the automated management of traffic flow.