Features:
- Forms the TPRO field-termination element of the IS220PPROS1B backup-protection I/O assembly.
- Accepts 0 to 138 V ac potential-transformer signals from 5 to 66 Hz.
- Handles -15 to +15 V dc speed inputs and provides a separate 24 V dc, 25 mA speed-sensor supply.
IS200TPROH1C combines potential-transformer and speed-sensor connections at the terminal-board level while keeping their electrical functions separate.
The 28 V dc, 0.37 A assembly supply applies to the documented pairing of IS200TPROH1C with IS220PPROS1B.
The dedicated speed-sensor output is an excitation source; the returning speed signal enters through its own -15 to +15 V dc input path.
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Checks that confirm the IS200TPROH1C assembly
- Module identity: Match the full IS200TPROH1C code with the documented IS220PPROS1B pack before treating a similar TPRO board as interchangeable.
- Supply basis: Verify the 28 V dc assembly supply at the connector so a power-path problem is not misdiagnosed as a terminal-board failure.
- Field-circuit map: Preserve PT inputs, speed returns, and the separate sensor-excitation conductors by terminal number during transfer.
- Release check: Compare the restored indications with the cabinet drawings and the undisturbed protection channels before returning the assembly to service.
How IS200TPROH1C separates protection signals
- Sensor power: The dedicated 24 V dc, 25 mA output can be measured without assuming that a healthy supply also proves a healthy speed return.
- Speed return: Inspect the bipolar signal at the board and again at the connected PPRO path to localize an open, short, or acquisition fault.
- PT input: Check both voltage and frequency at the assigned terminals because an in-range voltage with an unsuitable frequency can still produce an unusable protection input.
Fault evidence to collect before changing IS200TPROH1C
- Powered sensor with no speed: Record excitation voltage, return-signal value, connector condition, and the corresponding PPRO indication as four separate observations.
- Missing PT indication: Trace the field source, terminal continuity, measured frequency, and input-channel response rather than replacing the board from the alarm alone.
- Several channels lost together: Examine the common 28 V dc supply and board-to-module connection before investigating individual sensors.
- Intermittent event: Capture trend time, turbine state, vibration or connector disturbance, and which independent paths remained normal.
Where IS200TPROH1C fits in the protection system
- Backup protection: The board terminates speed and potential-transformer circuits for the Mark VIe backup turbine-protection function.
- PPRO-based cabinets: It is appropriate when the installed design explicitly pairs the H1C board with IS220PPROS1B and preserves the documented signal allocation.
- Maintenance boundary: Bench testing the terminal board alone cannot prove the sensor, field cable, I/O pack, and configured trip logic as a complete path.