Features:
- Four conduction sensors monitor current presence in the AC bus.
- The detected condition is delivered as a logic signal.
- EXCS hardware belongs to the EX2100 bridge and protection board group.
IS200EXCSG1A supplies the EX2100 control architecture with a discrete indication derived from AC-bus conduction sensing.
The four sensors on IS200EXCSG1A operate within one EXCS board function to determine whether current is present.
For the 100 mm EX2100 arrangement, a similar EMCS board is used instead of the EXCS implementation.
The General Electric IS200EXCSG1A Exciter Conduction Sensor Board may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power.
General Electric IS200EXCSG1A Exciter Conduction Sensor Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Conduction sensing:
- Sensor count: IS200EXCSG1A incorporates four conduction sensors.
- Board grouping: The EXCS board is included among EX2100 bridge and protection hardware.
- Observed circuit: The sensing elements are associated with the AC bus.
Detection function:
- Detected condition: IS200EXCSG1A determines whether current is present.
- Electrical path: The monitored condition belongs to the AC bus.
- Control purpose: The board supplies a current-presence state within EX2100.
Reported state:
- Signal form: The IS200EXCSG1A output is a logic signal.
- Signal meaning: The logic state represents the result of AC-bus conduction detection.
- Measurement scope: The stated function reports current presence rather than current magnitude.
Configuration distinction:
- EXCS identity: IS200EXCSG1A represents the EXCS conduction-sensor board design.
- 100 mm hardware: A similar EMCS board is used for the 100 mm arrangement.
- Selection boundary: EXCS and EMCS designations must remain distinct when identifying the installed configuration.