Features:
- Observes the incoming source-voltage path used by GE control hardware.
- Combines voltage monitoring with board-level limiting components.
- Uses the SVMA group-one form for the documented cabinet circuit.
Source sensing begins on
DS200SVMAG1A where the board follows the incoming voltage assigned to the control system. The monitored quantity gives the control hardware visibility into its supply-side condition.
Voltage-limiting devices on
DS200SVMAG1A constrain excessive magnitude before the signal continues into lower-level circuitry. Monitoring and protection therefore share one board-level path.
Normal PCB coating and the G1 assembly code identify the physical form of
DS200SVMAG1A. Its full suffix must correspond to the source-voltage circuit specified for the installed equipment.
The General Electric DS200SVMAG1A SRC Voltage Monitor Board may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric DS200SVMAG1A SRC Voltage Monitor Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Monitored Voltage Route
- Origin: The signal comes from the cabinet source-voltage path.
- Board Task: SVMA tracks the incoming electrical quantity.
- Control Use: The monitored value proceeds to GE control hardware.
- Boundary: The function is source monitoring, not shunt-current isolation.
Limiting Function
- Protective Elements: Board components limit excessive voltage magnitude.
- Location: Limiting occurs within the source-monitoring path.
- Downstream Effect: Lower-level circuitry receives a constrained signal.
- Coordination: The protective path operates with the board sensing function.
Hardware Construction
- Acronym: SVMA identifies the source-voltage monitor assembly.
- Group Code: G1 denotes the group-one board form.
- Surface Protection: The referenced PCB carries normal coating.
- Revision Mark: Final catalog characters identify the board build.
System Placement
- Installed Path: The board belongs in the specified source-voltage branch.
- Signal Direction: Measurement moves from the source toward the controller.
- Selection Check: Cabinet drawings establish the correct monitor connection.
- Compatibility: Model and suffix together define the required assembly.