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IC200PWR102

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General Electric IC200PWR102 is a VersaMax expanded AC power supply that converts 120/240 VAC input into regulated 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC backplane power.
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Technical specifications for IC200PWR102

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200PWR102
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    VersaMax Expanded 3.3 VDC 120/240 VAC Power Supply
  • Stock:
    1
  • Input Voltage:
    85-132 VAC or 176-264 VAC
  • Nominal Input:
    120/240 VAC
  • Input Frequency:
    47-63 Hz
  • Input Power:
    27 VA
  • Output Rails:
    5 VDC and 3.3 VDC
  • Total Output Current:
    1.5 A maximum
  • 3.3 VDC Current:
    1.0 A maximum
  • Hold-Up Time:
    20 ms
  • Voltage Selection:
    Jumper installed for 120 VAC; removed for 240 VAC
  • Protection:
    Short-circuit and overload protection
  • Supply Placement:
    Primary on CPU/NIU or supplemental on booster carrier
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Input Selection Backplane Output Booster Use Handling Limits

Features:

  • Converts 120/240 VAC into 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC backplane power.
  • Provides up to 1.0 A at 3.3 VDC within a 1.5 A shared limit.
  • Works as a primary supply or on a Power Supply Booster Carrier.
The dual-rail output supports VersaMax assemblies that combine 5 V logic with newer 3.3 V circuitry.

A removable input jumper selects the intended nominal line voltage, helping prevent an incorrect 120/240 VAC setup.

Built-in current limiting protects the supply during overload or short-circuit conditions while the station demand is corrected.

The General Electric IC200PWR102 VersaMax Expanded Power Supply may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200PWR102 VersaMax Expanded 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.

Line Configuration

  • Low Range: Use 85-132 VAC with the selection jumper installed.
  • High Range: Use 176-264 VAC with the jumper removed.
  • Frequency: The accepted line-frequency window is 47-63 Hz.
  • Grounding: Protective earth connects at the dedicated supply terminal.

Dual-Rail Capacity

  • Rail Voltages: Backplane loads receive regulated 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC.
  • Combined Limit: Total current from both rails cannot exceed 1.5 A.
  • 3.3 V Share: The lower-voltage rail can deliver up to 1.0 A.
  • Load Planning: Available 5 V current decreases as 3.3 V demand rises.

Supplemental Placement

  • Main Position: The supply mounts directly on a VersaMax CPU or NIU.
  • Extra Capacity: A booster carrier accepts the unit as a supplemental source.
  • Power Budget: Module draw should be totaled before choosing either placement.
  • Shared Backplane: Added capacity supports modules beyond the primary supply budget.

Safe Service Points

  • Hot Swap: The power supply must not be inserted or removed while energized.
  • Overload: Internal protection responds when station demand exceeds capacity.
  • Short Circuit: Output limiting protects the DC rails during a wiring fault.
  • Jumper Warning: Applying 240 VAC with the 120 VAC jumper installed can damage the unit.
Description
General Electric IC200PWR102 is an expanded VersaMax power supply for energizing a CPU, network interface unit and installed I/O through the backplane. Its dual DC rails support circuitry that operates from either 5 VDC or 3.3 VDC.

Line voltage is selected at the terminal block before power is applied. With the jumper installed, General Electric IC200PWR102 accepts the 120 VAC range; removing the jumper configures the 240 VAC range, so the setting must match the incoming source.

A station can draw as much as 1.5 A in total from the two output rails, with up to 1.0 A available at 3.3 VDC. This shared-current arrangement lets the supply cover mixed backplane demand while protecting itself against short circuits and overloads.

General Electric IC200PWR102 serves as the primary supply on a CPU or NIU and can also provide supplemental backplane capacity on a Power Supply Booster Carrier. Hot insertion is not supported, and power-up or power-down is controlled through the external line supply.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC200PWR102A
IC200PWR102-A, Series A, Rev A
IC200PWR102B
IC200PWR102-B, Series B, Rev B
IC200PWR102C
IC200PWR102-C, Series C, Rev C
IC200PWR102D
IC200PWR102-D, Series D, Rev D
IC200PWR102E
IC200PWR102-E, Series E, Rev E
IC200PWR102F
IC200PWR102-F, Series F, Rev F
IC200PWR102H
IC200PWR102-H, Series H, Rev H
IC200PWR102J
IC200PWR102-J, Series J, Rev J
IC200PWR102K
IC200PWR102-K, Series K, Rev K
IC200PWR102L
IC200PWR102-L, Series L, Rev L
Alternative Names
IC200-PWR102 IC 200 PWR 102 IC200 PWR102 GE IC200PWR102 GE Fanuc IC200PWR102 Emerson IC200PWR102 VersaMax PWR102 IC200PWRI02
Technical notes
General Electric IC200PWR102 accepts 120/240 VAC and provides 5 VDC plus 3.3 VDC backplane power. Its combined output is limited to 1.5 A.
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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 does General Electric IC200PWR102 fail to start correctly after an input-voltage change?
Verify the terminal jumper on General Electric IC200PWR102 before energizing: it must be installed for 120 VAC service and removed for 240 VAC service.
How can a technician tell whether General Electric IC200PWR102 has enough 3.3 VDC capacity?
Add the 3.3 VDC demand for the installed VersaMax modules; General Electric IC200PWR102 can supply up to 1.0 A on that rail within its 1.5 A combined limit.
What should be investigated when a VersaMax station resets during short line interruptions with General Electric IC200PWR102?
Confirm that General Electric IC200PWR102 is operating inside the correct input range and that the 20 ms hold-up requirement is not being defeated by an incorrect jumper setting.
Can General Electric IC200PWR102 be placed on a Power Supply Booster Carrier?
Yes. General Electric IC200PWR102 may provide supplemental backplane capacity on a compatible booster carrier as well as act as the main CPU or NIU supply.
Is it safe to replace General Electric IC200PWR102 while the rack remains energized?
No. General Electric IC200PWR102 is not hot-swappable, and insertion under power can produce a corrupted user-memory fault.
After an overload is cleared, what is the practical recovery check for General Electric IC200PWR102?
Remove the cause of the short circuit or excessive load, then confirm that General Electric IC200PWR102 again holds both backplane rails within the station's power budget.

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