The 143-216-000-021 is a high-stability CP 216 piezoelectric pressure transducer from Vibro-Meter, equipped with a 0.5m integral cable and LEMO connector.
The 143-216-000-011 is an extremely stable CP 216 piezoelectric pressure transducer from Vibro-Meter, featuring an integral LEMO connector for high-reliability monitoring.
The 144-202-000-203 is a heavy-duty CA202 piezoelectric accelerometer from Vibro-Meter, designed for precise vibration monitoring in harsh industrial environments.
The 144-202-000-203 is a heavy-duty CA202 piezoelectric accelerometer from Vibro-Meter, designed for precise vibration monitoring in harsh industrial environments.
The 143-216-000-251 is an extremely stable CP 216 piezoelectric pressure transducer designed by Vibro-Meter for long-term monitoring in extreme gas turbine environments.
The IS200EPSMG1A serves as a specialized Exciter Power Supply Module within the GE EX2100 series, converting input voltage for excitation control assemblies.
The IS200TREGH1BDB functions as a vital emergency trip terminal board for General Electric’s Mark VI turbine control system, ensuring safe shutdown operations.
The IS200TREGH1BDB is a critical Turbine Emergency Trip Terminal Board for the GE Mark VI series, designed to provide coordinated DC power to the system’s emergency trip solenoids.
The IC752SPL013 is a specialized, field-replaceable operator interface designed for the GE EX2100 Excitation Control Panel, featuring a 12-button keypad and a high-visibility display.
The IS200ERBPG1A is a foundational Exciter Regulator Backplane module for General Electric’s EX2100 and Mark VI series, serving as the central connectivity hub for regulator control.
The IS200ERBPG1A is a foundational Exciter Regulator Backplane module for General Electric’s EX2100 and Mark VI series, serving as the central connectivity hub for regulator control.
The 6ES7460-3AA01-0AB0 is a high-performance Send Interface Module designed for distributed SIMATIC S7-400 coupling over distances of up to 102 meters with full C-bus support.
