Features:
- Provides a simplex field-termination path for Mark VIe analog inputs.
- Accepts the documented mix of current, voltage, RTD and thermocouple wiring.
- Connects field terminals to the compatible PAIC analog I/O pack interface.
The current ordering identity combines assembly number 151X1202YE03SA04 with board revision IS200STAIH2ADC.
It organizes field analog wiring and routes conditioned channel connections toward Mark VIe acquisition electronics.
Board revision, I/O-pack compatibility, terminal polarity, sensor type and shield practice must all match the existing panel.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for GE Vernova 151X1202YE03SA04 IS200STAIH2ADC:
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.
- Terminates 4–20 mA transmitters and supported voltage inputs in gas-turbine control panels.
- Provides RTD and thermocouple landing points for temperature measurements handled by the associated I/O pack.
- Serves as a service replacement where a Mark VIe simplex analog field interface must be restored.
- The metal carrier supports panel mounting with the terminal strip exposed for field wiring.
- The I/O-pack connector must be aligned without stressing the board or its retaining hardware.
- Channel labels and cable shields should be transferred one circuit at a time during replacement.
- The terminal board forms the passive interface between analog field devices and a compatible PAIC I/O pack.
- Current, voltage, RTD and thermocouple circuits must use the channel arrangement defined for the H2A revision.
- The complete assembly number is used to confirm fit with the cabinet drawing and installed Mark VIe hardware.
- Field circuits must be isolated before conductors are removed from the terminal block.
- Shield and ground connections should follow the cabinet design to limit noise on low-level inputs.
- Hazardous-location use depends on the approved Mark VIe component combination rather than the terminal board alone.