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IC200UAA007

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General Electric IC200UAA007 is a VersaMax Micro 28-point PLC that monitors 120 VAC inputs and switches 120/240 VAC loads through triac outputs.
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Technical specifications for IC200UAA007

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200UAA007
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    VersaMax Micro 28-Point 120 VAC Input/AC Output PLC
  • Stock:
    1
  • Discrete Inputs:
    16 reactive 120 VAC inputs
  • Discrete Outputs:
    12 triac AC outputs
  • Output Voltage:
    120/240 VAC
  • Output Current:
    0.5 A maximum per point
  • Output Grouping:
    Isolated groups with independent commons
  • Output Fusing:
    Replaceable 3.15 A fuse per common
  • Output Suppression:
    RC snubber across each output
  • PLC Power:
    120/240 VAC
  • Logic Memory:
    9K words
  • Register Memory:
    2048 words
  • Serial Ports:
    One RS-232 and one RS-485
  • Expansion Capacity:
    Up to 4 expansion units
  • High-Speed Counters:
    Not supported
  • Pulse/PWM Outputs:
    Not supported
  • Weight:
    1.3228 lbs (0.6 kg)
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    9 x 7.6 x 15 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals AC Input Bank Triac Groups Fuse & Snubbers Program Resources

Features:

  • Combines sixteen 120 VAC inputs with twelve triac AC outputs.
  • Uses isolated output groups with a replaceable fuse on each common.
  • Supports four expansion units and two onboard serial ports.
The 28-point layout suits compact machines whose sensors and actuators already operate from AC branch circuits.

Independent output commons help divide field loads into practical wiring groups, while point LEDs simplify signal checks at the panel.

Flash storage protects the application program, and retained memory support helps preserve operating data through short power losses.

The General Electric IC200UAA007 VersaMax Micro PLC may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200UAA007 VersaMax Micro PLC 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.

Sensing Arrangement

  • Point Count: Sixteen reactive inputs monitor 120 VAC field signals.
  • Field Source: Input devices receive power from an external AC circuit.
  • Grouping: Common terminals organize the input return paths for panel wiring.
  • Speed Limit: These AC points do not support high-speed counting.

Grouped AC Switching

  • Point Count: Twelve outputs switch 120/240 VAC field loads.
  • Technology: Solid-state triacs control each AC output point.
  • Commons: Isolated groups provide independent branch connections.
  • Load Power: Actuators require an external AC source at the output terminals.

Output Protection

  • Common Fuse: Each output group uses a replaceable 3.15 A fuse.
  • Transient Control: An RC snubber is fitted across every triac output.
  • Inrush: AC points accommodate short starting surges within the branch rating.
  • Inspection: A dead group should be checked at its fuse before individual loads.

Control Capacity

  • Logic Space: The controller provides 9K words for the application program.
  • Registers: Two thousand forty-eight words hold working data.
  • Clock: A built-in real-time clock supports time-based control.
  • Growth: Up to four expansion units can extend the I/O system.
Description
General Electric IC200UAA007 is a 28-point VersaMax Micro PLC built for control panels that use AC signals throughout. Sixteen 120 VAC inputs and twelve 120/240 VAC triac outputs place logic, field sensing and load switching in one compact controller.

The input bank on General Electric IC200UAA007 detects AC-powered switches and sensors supplied from the field circuit. Because these are reactive AC inputs, the high-speed counter functions available on DC-input Micro PLCs do not apply to this model.

Its triac outputs are arranged in isolated groups with independent common connections. This grouping separates branch circuits and lets panel designers distribute AC loads without forcing all twelve points through one common path.

Each output common is protected by a 3.15 A fuse, and an RC snubber is connected across every output. General Electric IC200UAA007 can therefore manage the turn-on surge associated with inductive devices or incandescent lamps when the branch rating is observed.

Two serial ports, a real-time clock and support for as many as four expansion units let the controller coordinate a larger machine cell. Program and configuration data remain in flash memory, while a capacitor and optional battery support retained RAM and clock data during outages.
Alternative Names
IC200-UAA007 IC 200 UAA 007 IC200 UAA007 GE IC200UAA007 GE Fanuc IC200UAA007 Emerson IC200UAA007 VersaMax Micro UAA007 IC200UAAOO7
Technical notes
General Electric IC200UAA007 combines sixteen 120 VAC inputs with twelve fused 120/240 VAC triac outputs. High-speed counters and pulse/PWM outputs are not supported.
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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.
What commonly causes a field switch to remain invisible to General Electric IC200UAA007?
Confirm that the switch is delivering the expected 120 VAC field signal and that its return is wired to the correct input common on General Electric IC200UAA007.
Why should a fast encoder not be assigned to an input on General Electric IC200UAA007?
General Electric IC200UAA007 uses reactive AC inputs and does not provide the high-speed counter circuitry intended for fast DC pulse trains.
How can mixed AC load branches be separated on General Electric IC200UAA007?
Use the independent isolated output commons on General Electric IC200UAA007 to divide the twelve triac points into suitable branch groups.
A triac output on General Electric IC200UAA007 will not energize; which protection item deserves attention?
Check the replaceable 3.15 A fuse serving that output common, then verify the external AC load supply and wiring to General Electric IC200UAA007.
Can General Electric IC200UAA007 switch inductive coils or incandescent lamps?
Yes, provided the load and inrush stay within the documented ratings; General Electric IC200UAA007 includes an RC snubber across each triac output.
When a machine outgrows the built-in I/O, how can General Electric IC200UAA007 be expanded?
A General Electric IC200UAA007 installation can add as many as four compatible expansion units while retaining the controller's two serial communication ports.

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