GE Fanuc UR6CH - Universal Relay Module with 6 Poles and Common High Current Rating

GE Fanuc UR6CH – Universal Relay Module with 6 Poles and Common High Current Rating

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Product Introduction:
The UR6CH is a high-density universal relay module for GE Fanuc PLC systems. The “UR” indicates Universal Relay, the “6” specifies six relay poles (outputs) per module, the “C” denotes a Common (shared) return configuration for the relay coils, and the “H” indicates High Current capability. This module provides six independent form A (normally open) relay outputs that share a common coil return terminal, reducing wiring complexity and terminal block space. The high current rating (10A per pole) makes it suitable for switching moderate-power loads like contactor coils, solenoid valves, and indicator lamps. The common return design is particularly useful in applications where all relays are driven from the same voltage source.

Technical Specifications:
Board Type: Universal Relay Output Module (UR)
Pole Count: 6 independent relay poles per module
Coil Configuration: Common return (all coils share one return terminal)
Current Rating: 10 Amps per pole at 250V AC (High Current)
Voltage Rating: 250V AC, 125V DC, 30V DC
Contact Type: Silver alloy with gold flash plating
Number of Modules for 64 Points: Approximately 11 modules (6 relays each) for a full 64-point rack
Isolation: 500V RMS channel-to-channel isolation
Response Time: 10ms energize, 5ms de-energize
Mechanical Life: 10 million operations
Electrical Life: 500,000 operations at full load
Coil Voltage: 24V DC, 48V DC, 120V DC (common for all 6 relays)
Power Consumption: Approximately 6 Watts per module (all coils energized)
LED Indicators: 6 green LEDs for coil status, 6 red LEDs for contact status
Form Factor: 3U Eurocard
Operating Temperature: 0 to 60 degrees Celsius

Functional Features:
Six Poles Per Module: High density reduces the number of slots needed in the rack, saving space and cost.
Common Return Wiring: All six relay coils share a single return terminal, cutting wiring time in half compared to individual return configurations.
High Current Switching: Each pole can switch 10 Amps, sufficient for most contactor coils and solenoid valves.
Independent Contacts: Each of the six relays operates independently; energizing one coil does not affect the others.
Snubber Protection: Built-in RC snubbers on every contact prevent arcing and reduce EMI.
Front-Panel Diagnostics: LEDs on the front of the module show exactly which relays are active.
Plug-In Terminals: Removable terminal blocks simplify field wiring and replacement.