Description
GE IS200BCAAH1A – Mark VI rack-mount interface board for reliable signal conditioning and feedback
The GE IS200BCAAH1A is an IS200-series plug-in PCB used in GE Mark VI turbine control cabinets. From my experience, it’s typically applied where clean, stable feedback signals are needed inside the control rack—think conditioned current/voltage feedback and related interface circuitry that the controller relies on for closed-loop stability. One thing I appreciate is how these boards slide into the backplane cleanly and just work; if you’re maintaining a running unit, that matters more than anything.
Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Lead time: 1 week if in stock; no more than one month at the latest
- Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
- Express options: FedEx, UPS, DHL
We test boards before shipment and package them in ESD-safe materials. You’ll get status updates at each step—quotation, payment confirmation, test report, and tracking number. It’s a straightforward process that keeps outages short.
Key Features
- Rack-mounted IS200 form factor – Installs directly into the Mark VI control rack via the backplane, minimizing wiring time.
- Stable signal conditioning – Designed to provide clean, reliable analog feedback to the controller, which in many cases reduces nuisance trips caused by noise.
- Backplane-powered – Draws regulated DC from the Mark VI backplane; no separate field supply required.
- Serviceable design – Front fasteners and guided card rails make swap-outs fast during outages or hot spares changeover.
- H1A hardware revision – You might notice H1A on the faceplate/label; matching revision levels typically helps avoid compatibility surprises.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | GE IS200BCAAH1A (IS200 series, H1A revision) |
| HS Code | 8538.90 (Parts for industrial control apparatus) |
| Power Requirements | Backplane-supplied DC rails (typical IS200: 5 V logic and analog rails via rack backplane) |
| Dimensions & Weight | IS200 full-size plug-in PCB; lightweight, typically under 0.5 kg |
| Operating Temperature | 0 – 60 °C typical (installed in a ventilated control cabinet) |
| Signal Input/Output Types | Conditioned analog feedback/interface signals routed to the controller via the backplane |
| Communication Interfaces | Internal rack backplane interface (no user-facing Ethernet/serial ports) |
| Installation Method | Plug-in board with edge connectors and captive screws; seated in Mark VI rack guides |
Related or Supporting Products
- IS200BCAAH1B – Same base design with a different hardware revision; check site spares policy for cross-compatibility.
- IS215-series equivalents – In some fleets, the IS215 variant is used where conformal coating or updated assembly is desired; verify firmware/hardware notes in your Mark VI documentation.
- Mark VI terminal boards (e.g., TBxx series) – These provide the field wiring interface; choosing the correct TB board improves noise immunity and simplifies loop checks.
- VCM/processor modules – Controller and VCM interface modules coordinate with IS200 I/O cards; alignment of revisions typically reduces commissioning time.
Quick field note: a combined-cycle site reported intermittent analog drift during load changes. Swapping in a tested IS200BCAAH1A stabilized the feedback trace immediately—seems to be a case where the internal conditioning stage had degraded, and a like-for-like replacement solved it without rewiring.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet standards: Install in a clean, dry, ventilated Mark VI cabinet. Maintain ambient 0–60 °C and avoid direct dust ingress.
- ESD and handling: Use an ESD wrist strap. Handle by edges; avoid touching components and connector pins.
- Wiring and seating: Power down the rack or follow site hot-swap procedures if applicable. Ensure the card is fully seated in the backplane and secure the captive screws.
- Ventilation: Keep front door filters clean; blocked airflow often leads to temperature-related drift in analog sections.
- Routine checks: During outages, visually inspect for discoloration, bulging capacitors, or connector wear. Reseat connectors and clean edge contacts with approved materials.
- Calibration & firmware: Calibration is typically managed through the Mark VI tools; the board itself usually has no field-loadable firmware.
- Spares strategy: Keep at least one tested spare per unit; matching revision (H1A vs. H1B) is recommended in most cases.
Quality & Certifications
- Certifications: CE and UL/cUL compliance are typical for GE Mark VI hardware. RoHS status may vary by build year and revision.
- Testing: Unit is functionally tested prior to shipment with results available upon request.
- Warranty: 365-day warranty from shipment date.
If you can share your current cabinet part list or the controller/software revision, I can double-check compatibility for IS200BCAAH1A and recommend a sensible spare strategy. In many cases, a direct drop-in is all that’s needed to get the unit back on dispatch quickly.







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