GE IS200DPWAG1A EXCITATION POWER TB (@5) – MKV LM

 

The IS200DPWAG1A is a legacy component primarily found in power generation facilities. It’s used in:

  • Excitation Systems: It’s a key part of the control system for large generators in power plants, ensuring the generator’s output is stable and reliable.
  • Power Control: It provides a critical point for connecting and managing the power and control signals that regulate the generator’s performance.
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The GE part number IS200DPWAG1A is an Excitation Power Terminal Board used in GE’s Mark V and LM (LM series gas turbines) control systems. Its primary function is to serve as the interface for power and control signals related to the excitation system of a generator. ⚡


 

Function and Key Features

 

A generator’s excitation system controls its output voltage, which is critical for maintaining stable power. This terminal board is a wiring hub for the power-related components of that system.

  • Wiring Interface: The board provides terminals for connecting high-power wiring from the excitation system’s power source to the control electronics. It also handles the wiring for various control signals that regulate the power flow.
  • Excitation Power: The “Excitation Power” in the name specifies that this board is dedicated to handling the power signals that drive the generator’s exciter, which in turn controls the generator’s field winding.
  • Terminal Board (@5): The “@5” in the part number likely refers to a specific design revision or a type of terminal block used on the board.
  • System Integration: This board simplifies the wiring and organization of the power connections to the main control cards within the Mark V system, making installation and troubleshooting easier.
  • Robust Design: Like all GE industrial control components, it’s built to withstand the harsh conditions of a power plant.

 

Applications

 

The IS200DPWAG1A is a legacy component primarily found in power generation facilities. It’s used in:

  • Excitation Systems: It’s a key part of the control system for large generators in power plants, ensuring the generator’s output is stable and reliable.
  • Power Control: It provides a critical point for connecting and managing the power and control signals that regulate the generator’s performance.