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The IS200TVIBH2BCC functions as a dedicated terminal vibration board manufactured by GE Industrial Systems under the General Electric production umbrella for the Mark VI Speedtronic control series. This module serves as a critical connection layer within the greater VVIB vibration and position board assembly, enabling direct interface paths for up to fourteen Bently Nevada proximity probes tasked with mechanical shaft vibration monitoring. Engineered to support robust diagnostic applications, the IS200TVIBH2BCC outputs buffered raw signals to facilitate localized parameter collection by portable data gathering hardware without interrupting active machinery protection tracking.
This customizable terminal hardware modification extends its system compatibility beyond traditional steam and gas utility turbine governance loops, featuring validated integration pathways for industrial wind turbine management systems. Outfitted with multiple configurable hardware jumper pairs, the board establishes accurate sensor signal routing and matching impedance baselines across dynamic rotating machinery diagnostics.
| Item | Description / Value |
|---|---|
| Original Manufacturer | GE Industrial Systems |
| Product Series | Mark VI Speedtronic |
| Functional Part Number | IS200TVIBH2BCC |
| Functional Acronym | TVIB |
| Functional Description | Termination Vibration Board |
| PCB Coating | Conformal Coating |
| 1st Functional Revision | B |
| 2nd Functional Revision | C |
| Artwork Revision | C |
| Probe Connections Supported | Up to 14 Bently Nevada probes |
| Buffered Signal Connectors | 14 BNC interface ports |
| Total Terminal Block Connections | 48 I/O connection points (24 per block) |
| Onboard Configurable Jumpers | 16 jumpers |
| Country of Origin | USA |
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The IS200TVIBH2BCC functions as a dedicated terminal vibration board manufactured by GE Industrial Systems under the General Electric production umbrella for the Mark VI Speedtronic control series. This module serves as a critical connection layer within the greater VVIB vibration and position board assembly, enabling direct interface paths for up to fourteen Bently Nevada proximity probes tasked with mechanical shaft vibration monitoring. Engineered to support robust diagnostic applications, the IS200TVIBH2BCC outputs buffered raw signals to facilitate localized parameter collection by portable data gathering hardware without interrupting active machinery protection tracking.
This customizable terminal hardware modification extends its system compatibility beyond traditional steam and gas utility turbine governance loops, featuring validated integration pathways for industrial wind turbine management systems. Outfitted with multiple configurable hardware jumper pairs, the board establishes accurate sensor signal routing and matching impedance baselines across dynamic rotating machinery diagnostics.
| Item | Description / Value |
|---|---|
| Original Manufacturer | GE Industrial Systems |
| Product Series | Mark VI Speedtronic |
| Functional Part Number | IS200TVIBH2BCC |
| Functional Acronym | TVIB |
| Functional Description | Termination Vibration Board |
| PCB Coating | Conformal Coating |
| 1st Functional Revision | B |
| 2nd Functional Revision | C |
| Artwork Revision | C |
| Probe Connections Supported | Up to 14 Bently Nevada probes |
| Buffered Signal Connectors | 14 BNC interface ports |
| Total Terminal Block Connections | 48 I/O connection points (24 per block) |
| Onboard Configurable Jumpers | 16 jumpers |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Global Express Shipping
Returns & Warranty
Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays).
For full eligibility, restocking fees, and international return details, please view our official Refund & Return Policy .
| Color pattern |
Green
|
| Country of origin |
United States
|
| Power source |
DC Power
|