IC200CHS121 Interposing Fuse Terminal General Electric

GE Fanuc Versamax IC200CHS121 Interposing Fuse Style Terminal

The IC200CHS121 is a Versamax interposing fuse style terminal from GE Fanuc. This 16-channel terminal provides an interface between I/O carrier modules and field wiring. Each channel features its own LED indicator that illuminates when channel activity is present.

Key Features

• 16 channels with individual LED indicators per channel
• Fuse style interposing terminal design
• Space-saving and cost-effective industrial solution
• Open enclosure design for easy access
• Connects to A terminal on Versamax modules
• Expansion base supported for additional capacity
• Mounting bracket on rear side for easy installation
• Screw mounting recommended for vibration resistance
• Eliminates need for extra terminal blocks

Technical Specifications

• Brand: GE Fanuc
• Series: Versamax
• Model: IC200CHS121
• Description: Interposing fuse style terminal
• Channels: 16
• LED Indicators: 1 per channel
• Weight: 1 pound
• Operating Temperature: 0 to 60°C
• Enclosure Type: Open
• Expansion Base: Supported
• Mounting: Bracket mount with screws for vibration resistance
• Connection: Connects to A side terminal on Versamax module
• Fusing: Separate fuse required for each terminal and cable connector

Installation Requirements

• Proper grounding required during installation
• Disconnect from mains power during installation
• Maintain operating temperature between 0 to 60°C
• Output derating occurs above 60°C
• Keep away from EMC noise sources
• Use screws for mounting to ensure vibration resistance

Package Includes

• 1x GE Fanuc IC200CHS121 interposing fuse style terminal
• 1x mounting bracket
• 1x installation manual

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FAQ

1. What is the part number for this terminal?

The part number is IC200CHS121.

2. How many channels does the IC200CHS121 have?

It has 16 channels with individual LED indicators per channel.

3. What is the operating temperature range?

The operating temperature range is 0 to 60°C. Output derating occurs above 60°C.