DS200RTBAG2AFB relay terminal board (RTBA)

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The DS200RTBAG2AFB Relay Terminal Board (RTBA) is designed for General Electric’s Mark V board family. This board is available in many GE branded drives and exciters and can be installed into the drive cabinet for an additional ten relays.

The board contains two types of relays, DPDT and 4PDT. The DPDT type consists of seven relays on the card, each with two type C contacts, each capable of withstanding 10A of current. The 4PDT relay consists of four type C contacts, each of which is 1A. These relays are protected by 130VAC metal oxide rheostat to ensure their proper operation. Each relay contains an internal 110-volt DC coil that ensures they work properly.

Overall, the DS200RTBAG2AFB relay terminal board is a powerful, reliable, easy-to-use circuit board suitable for a variety of industrial automation control system application scenarios. For more information about DS200RTBAG2AFB, it is recommended to consult a professional for help.

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DS200RTBAG2AFB relay terminal board (RTBA)

In addition to DS200RTBAG2AFB, there are other types of relay terminal boards, such as:

DS200RTBAG1A Relay terminal Board: This relay terminal board is also designed for General Electric’s Mark V board series and can be used in driver and exciter applications. Unlike the DS200RTBAG2AFB, it has only one type of relay, the DPDT type.
DS300RTBA Relay Terminal Board: This relay terminal board is an alternative designed for GE’s Mark V board family and can be used in a variety of GE branded drives and excisers. Similar to DS200RTBAG2AFB, it also contains two types of relays, DPDT and 4PDT.
In general, different types of relay terminal boards may have different relay types and configurations to meet the needs of different applications. When selecting a relay terminal board suitable for a particular application, factors such as the type of relay required, number of contacts, and current level should be considered.