Features:
- IC600PM500 accepts 95–260 VAC at 47–63 Hz.
- Three regulated rails deliver +5, +12, and -12 VDC.
- Front controls combine processor mode and memory protection.
The supply powers either a Series Six CPU rack or a Data Processor Unit rack from a wide-range AC source.
Its POWER indicator confirms that all three DC output rails are operating within tolerance.
Two isolated alarm relay sets and an optional auxiliary-battery input support monitored and backed installations.
Quotation support for the General Electric IC600PM500 Wide-Range AC CPU/DPU Power Supply is available from Apter Power together with relevant manufacturer manuals or product documentation.
General Electric IC600PM500 Wide-Range AC CPU/DPU Power Supply Manuals, Datasheets, Links
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Wide-range AC input and interruption tolerance
- Voltage: IC600PM500 accepts 95 to 260 VAC.
- Frequency: The documented operating range is 47 to 63 Hz.
- Input demand: Maximum input power is 250 VA.
- Ride-through: Allowable interruption is at least 33 ms at 115 VAC.
Regulated backplane output rails
- +5 VDC: The main logic rail supplies up to 16.5 A.
- +12 VDC: The positive auxiliary rail supplies up to 1.5 A.
- -12 VDC: The negative auxiliary rail supplies up to 1.0 A.
- Total: Combined output remains below 90 W.
Front-panel operating controls
- Main power: A front switch and fuse control the incoming AC supply.
- Processor mode: The CPU RUN/STOP keyswitch sets processor operation.
- Memory access: The MEMORY PROTECT/WRITE keyswitch controls program changes.
- Status: POWER is lit when all three DC rails are within tolerance.
Alarm contacts and auxiliary backup
- Contact sets: Two isolated relays provide NO and NC outputs.
- Normal state: Both alarm relays are energized during normal operation.
- Contact rating: A resistive load may be up to 1 A at 115 VAC or 28 VDC.
- Backup input: An isolated 8 to 28 VDC source can feed the auxiliary-battery circuit.