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IC630PWR320

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General Electric IC630PWR320 is the high-capacity 115/230 VAC power supply assigned to a Series Three remote I/O base.
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Technical specifications for IC630PWR320

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC630PWR320
  • Product Family:
    GE Intelligent Platforms
  • Product Type:
    High-Capacity 115/230 VAC Remote I/O Power Supply
  • Stock:
    1
  • Power-source assignment:
    Remote I/O base
  • Controller family:
    GE Series Three
  • Applicable base sizes:
    4, 6, or 8 module positions
  • Input source:
    115/230 VAC
  • Capacity class:
    High-capacity
  • +5 V load allocation:
    300 load units
  • +12 V load allocation:
    200 load units
  • Load-unit basis:
    10 mA per load unit
  • Power-supply position:
    Dedicated left-side base position
  • Base requirement:
    One power supply for the configured base
  • Input frequency:
    50/60 Hz
  • Input selection:
    Terminal-board selection for 115 or 230 VAC
  • Status indication:
    RUN and FAULT operating states
  • Relay monitoring:
    Separate RUN and FAULT contacts
  • Load calculation scope:
    Remote I/O interface and installed I/O modules
  • Tariff Code:
    8504409999
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Remote Role AC Selection Status Rail Plan

Features:

  • Powers a Series Three remote I/O base from either 115 VAC or 230 VAC.
  • Keeps the remote station's backplane source separate from the supply fitted to the CPU base.
  • Provides high-capacity allocations on both Series Three backplane rails.
IC630PWR320 is selected by station role as well as by input voltage: it is the AC unit for a remote I/O base, not the local processor rack.

The remote cabinet receives its own supply, and the terminal-board arrangement adapts that supply to the available AC line.

Module demand is calculated for the population of the remote base so that its two rail totals are checked independently.

Current purchasing enquiries for the General Electric IC630PWR320 AC remote I/O base power supply may be directed to Apter Power under its active OEM lifecycle classification.
General Electric IC630PWR320 High-Capacity Remote I/O Base Power Supply 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.

Separating remote-station power from the CPU rack

  • Assigned station: IC630PWR320 is designated for a Series Three remote I/O base.
  • Local contrast: The matching high-capacity AC supply for the processor base is IC630PWR310.
  • Independent source: Every remote base receives power from the supply installed in that station.
  • Backplane destination: The unit feeds the remote base electronics and installed modules rather than the CPU rack.

Adapting the remote cabinet to its AC feed

  • Two line options: The same IC630PWR320 can be connected for either 115 VAC or 230 VAC service.
  • Terminal setting: The terminal-board arrangement establishes which of the two input voltages is applied.
  • Frequency: The accepted AC source operates at 50/60 Hz.
  • Before energizing: Line voltage and terminal selection must agree at the remote location.

Using the supply-state outputs

  • RUN contact: The RUN circuit provides an external indication of normal supply operation.
  • FAULT contact: A separate contact reports the supply fault state.
  • Remote visibility: These contacts allow a distant cabinet to return power-condition information to supervisory wiring.
  • Interpretation: A reported supply fault is separated from individual I/O point status in the remote base.

Evaluating the remote-base module population

  • Station scope: Only the modules assigned to this remote base enter its power calculation.
  • Separate rails: The +5 V and +12 V loads are totaled independently.
  • Published units: Each installed module contributes the load units listed for the rail it uses.
  • Capacity check: The completed remote-station totals are compared with the IC630PWR320 allocations before the base is accepted.
Description
At a remote Series Three I/O station, the General Electric IC630PWR320 converts a selectable 115/230 VAC source into power for that station's backplane.

Its assignment is specifically remote: the CPU-containing base uses a different AC supply. Giving the remote base its own source allows the station to be powered as an independent part of the expanded I/O arrangement.

The terminal board establishes whether the incoming circuit is 115 VAC or 230 VAC. That selection belongs to the line side of the supply and must correspond to the voltage delivered at the remote cabinet.

RUN and FAULT contacts make the supply condition available outside the module. A supervisory circuit can therefore distinguish an energized remote station from a reported supply fault while the I/O base remains physically separated from the processor rack.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC630PWR320A
IC630PWR320-A, Series A, Rev A
Alternative Names
IC630 PWR320 IC630-PWR320 IC-630-PWR-320 GE IC630PWR320 General Electric IC630PWR320 Series Three PWR320 IC630PWR32O IC63OPWR320
Technical notes
IC630PWR320 reports remote-base supply condition through separate RUN and FAULT contacts.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Why is IC630PWR320 not interchangeable with the local CPU-base AC supply?
IC630PWR320 is assigned to a remote I/O base, while the manufacturer identifies IC630PWR310 for the local Series Three CPU base.
Which loads belong in an IC630PWR320 capacity calculation?
The IC630PWR320 calculation includes the remote I/O interface and every installed I/O module on each corresponding backplane rail.
Can unused +12 V capacity compensate for excess +5 V demand on IC630PWR320?
No. IC630PWR320 uses independent 300-unit +5 V and 200-unit +12 V limits, so one rail cannot subsidize the other.
What must be verified before applying AC power to IC630PWR320?
The IC630PWR320 terminal-board selection must match the actual 115 or 230 VAC source before the remote base is energized.
Why does the remote I/O interface matter when sizing IC630PWR320?
IC630PWR320 must supply the interface as well as the installed I/O modules, so omitting its documented load can understate total demand.
How is one load unit interpreted for IC630PWR320?
For IC630PWR320, one load unit equals 10 mA; 300 units at +5 V and 200 units at +12 V correspond to 3.0 A and 2.0 A.
Can IC630PWR320 power a second remote base through an expansion cable?
No. Each Series Three base in an IC630PWR320 arrangement requires its own compatible power supply even when the bases share expansion connections.

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