IS200ERBPG1ACA
GE
Overview
The IS200ERBPG1ACA is an Exciter Regulator Backplane from GE. It is part of GE's industrial automation product portfolio.
Application & Technical Notes
As an exciter regulator backplane, the IS200ERBPG1ACA is intended for deployment in panel-based control cabinets and machine enclosures where the GE product portfolio equipment is installed. It mechanically and electrically unifies the controller, power supply and I/O modules, providing the backplane bus and mounting structure.
Key published characteristics include an operating temperature range of -30 to 65 °C. These values should be confirmed against the current manufacturer datasheet before final selection, as options and suffixes vary by configuration.
Maintenance & Diagnostics
Respect the published operating temperature window (-30 to 65 °C); do not exceed it during commissioning or in enclosed panels without airflow. Seat every module firmly on the backplane, observe module order where required, and check the bus connector integrity. Always de-energise the circuit and follow lock-out/tag-out before handling; refer to the official instruction bulletin for service procedures.
Sourcing & Procurement
When sourcing the IS200ERBPG1ACA, distinguish three supply tiers: (1) genuine GE stock from an authorised distributor; (2) compatible equivalents or surplus/NOS (new-old-stock) from third parties; (3) alternative parts offering equivalent function. Genuine supply carries the full warranty and traceability; compatible or alternative items may be cheaper but should be validated for form, fit, firmware and certification before use in a live system. PLCXpert publishes this page as an independent reference and does not sell the part — verify every claim with the manufacturer or your distributor.
Confirm mechanical and electrical compatibility with your GE product portfolio installation and the intended function. Lead times and pricing vary by region and lifecycle status; obtain a current quote from an authorised channel rather than relying on stale listings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IS200ERBPG1ACA?
The IS200ERBPG1ACA is an exciter regulator backplane from GE. It is described by the manufacturer as: Exciter Regulator Backplane.
What are the key technical ratings of the IS200ERBPG1ACA?
Its published highlights include operating temperature -30 to 65 °C. Full electrical, mechanical and environmental limits are listed in the manufacturer datasheet and should be confirmed for your exact suffix.
How is the IS200ERBPG1ACA mounted or installed?
Installation follows the standard GE product portfolio mounting practice for this device class; refer to the installation manual for exact dimensions and torque.
Is the IS200ERBPG1ACA compatible with my controller?
It belongs to GE's automation product portfolio. Confirm the specific rack, firmware revision, slot rules and configuration with the controller documentation before purchase, as compatibility depends on the exact system build.
What should I check before buying the IS200ERBPG1ACA?
Verify the genuine part number and suffix, confirm it matches your platform and ratings, check the current lifecycle/availability status, and buy from an authorised distributor. PLCXpert provides this reference only and does not sell the component.
Specifications
IS200ERBPG1ACA Technical Specifications Functional Part Number IS200ERBPG1ACA Revision ACA Series EX2100 Exciter Turbine Control
Specifications
| Control | Interfaces: The backplane often includes various control interfaces such as analog inputs, digital inputs, and outputs to interface with external control systems or sensors. |
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| Communication | Ports: Modern backplanes may include communication ports such as RS-485, Ethernet, or Modbus for communication with supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems or other monitoring devices. |
| Power | Supply: It typically includes a power supply section to provide power to the exciter system components and possibly auxiliary systems. |
| Protection | Circuits: Backplanes often incorporate protection circuits to safeguard the exciter system and the generator from overvoltage, overcurrent, and other faults. |
Reproduced from the manufacturer's published data. Values marked "Not available" are absent from the source document.