GE IC200ALG264H – VersaMax 15-Bit Current Analog Input Module (15 Channels)

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Product Introduction

The IC200ALG264H, manufactured by General Electric (GE) Fanuc, is a high‑precision, high‑density analog input module in the VersaMax PLC series. It is designed for industrial control systems that require large‑scale, accurate current signal acquisition. The module converts 4–20mA or 0–20mA current signals from field sensors into 15‑bit digital data for the PLC, delivering exceptional accuracy, strong noise immunity, and reliable performance in harsh environments.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: General Electric (GE) Fanuc
Model: IC200ALG264H
Series: VersaMax PLC System
Channels: 15 single‑ended current channels
Resolution: 15‑bit
Input Ranges: 0–20mA, 4–20mA (jumper‑selectable)
Input Impedance: 200Ω maximum (current mode)
Update Rate: 7.5ms per module
Accuracy (25°C): ±0.3% typical of full scale; ±0.5% maximum of full scale
Isolation: 250VAC continuous (input‑to‑logic); 1500VAC for 1 minute (channel‑to‑channel)
Filter Response: 24Hz ±20%
Backplane Current: 100mA maximum @ 5V
LED Indicators: INT PWR (internal field power); OK (backplane power status)
Dimensions (W×H×D): 110mm × 66.8mm × 50mm
Weight: 0.26kg
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +60°C
Storage Temperature: -40°C to +70°C
Relative Humidity: 5%–95% (non‑condensing)

Key Features
15‑Bit High Resolution: Captures subtle signal variations for precise process control.
High‑Density 15‑Channel Design: Reduces cabinet space and wiring complexity.
Jumper‑Selectable Input Ranges: Supports both 4–20mA (industry standard) and 0–20mA.
Channel‑to‑Channel Isolation: Minimizes crosstalk and protects against electrical noise.
Open‑Wire Detection: Identifies broken wires in 4–20mA mode for proactive maintenance.
Compact & Rugged Construction: Standard VersaMax form factor for easy integration; wide temperature tolerance for harsh industrial environments.
Diagnostic LEDs: Enable real‑time status monitoring and quick troubleshooting.

Application Scenarios
Process Industries: Chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical plants for flow, level, and pressure monitoring.
Power Generation: Thermal and hydroelectric power plants for sensor data acquisition and turbine control.
Water & Wastewater Treatment: Municipal and industrial facilities for pump, valve, and water quality monitoring.
Food & Beverage: Processing plants for temperature, flow, and batch control.
Industrial Automation: Automotive, packaging, and material handling systems for high‑density sensor monitoring.