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General Electric IC200MDL740 VersaMax Positive Logic Discrete Output Module

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  • Manufacturer: General Electric
  • Product No.: IC200MDL740
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  • Product Type: Discrete Output Module
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  • Weight: 1.0 kg
  • Shipping port: Xiamen
  • Warranty: 12 months

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General Electric IC200MDL740 VersaMax Positive Logic Discrete Output Module

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Description

The General Electric IC200MDL740 is a high-performance VersaMax discrete output module designed to provide reliable switching in industrial automation environments. Featuring one group of 16 positive (sourcing) logic output points, this module efficiently switches loads to the positive side of the DC power supply, supplying necessary current to connected actuators, indicators, and control devices. It is an essential component for distributed control architectures utilizing the VersaMax I/O platform.

Intelligent processing and communication for the IC200MDL740 are managed externally by the system CPU or Network Interface Unit (NIU). The unit features integrated diagnostic LEDs for rapid visual status verification, including individual point on/off status indicators, a field power indicator, and a backplane power indicator. Operating reliably across a nominal 12VDC to 24VDC range, this module supports flexible application requirements in modern manufacturing and process control systems.

Features

  • 16 discrete output points arranged in a single isolated group
  • Positive (sourcing) logic design switching loads to the positive DC rail
  • Support for 12VDC and 24VDC nominal external power supplies (12V output functionality requires module version -B or higher)
  • Individual green LED indicators for each output point state
  • Dedicated FLD PWR LED for field power status and OK LED for backplane power monitoring
  • Compact DIN-rail mountable VersaMax modular form factor
  • Low backplane current consumption of 45mA maximum at 5V output

Applications

  • Discrete manufacturing assembly lines
  • Conveyor and material handling systems
  • Packaging and labeling machinery
  • PLC-based industrial process automation
  • Machine tool control panels

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer General Electric
Catalog Number / Model IC200MDL740
Product Platform VersaMax I/O
Module Type Discrete Output Module
Outputs per Module 16 points (1 group of 16)
Output Logic Type Positive (Sourcing)
External Power Supply +10.2 to +30VDC (+12/24VDC nominal)
Load Current Rating 0.5A maximum per point at 30VDC (resistive); 2.0A max for 100ms inrush
Output Voltage Drop 0.3V maximum
Output Leakage Current 0.5mA maximum at 30VDC
Response Time 0.2ms maximum (on); 1.0ms maximum (off)
Backplane Current Consumption 45mA maximum at 5VDC
Isolation User input to logic (optical) and frame ground: 250VAC continuous; 1500VAC for 1 minute
Module ID Code FFFF8080
Country of Origin United States

Connections / Interfaces

  • Field Wiring Terminals: Removable plug-in terminal blocks supporting field connections for outputs A1 through A16 and power terminals (DC+ and DC-)
  • Bus Connection: Connects directly to the VersaMax backplane carrier via standard bus interface
  • Shorting Bar Support: B terminals can be linked using a shorting bar for additional bussed terminal capacity (up to 2A per point capacity)

Installation Guidelines

  • Ensure all external power sources are completely disconnected before installing, removing, or wiring the module.
  • Mount the module securely onto a standard DIN rail using the integrated VersaMax carrier mechanism, ensuring proper alignment with adjacent backplane modules.
  • When connecting inductive loads, use recommended external suppression circuits (such as flyback diodes or RC snubbers) across the load terminals to prevent electrical noise and contact wear.
  • Observe thermal derating guidelines and ambient temperature limits (up to 60 degC depending on mounting orientation and simultaneous active points) as outlined in the system documentation.
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What is the General Electric IC200MDL740?
The General Electric IC200MDL740 is a high-performance VersaMax discrete output module featuring 16 positive-sourcing logic points. It efficiently switches loads to the positive side of a 12VDC to 24VDC power supply in distributed control architectures. This module ensures reliable operation across demanding manufacturing and industrial automation environments.
How many output points does the General Electric IC200MDL740 support?
The General Electric IC200MDL740 includes 16 discrete output points arranged in a single isolated group. Each individual point supports up to 0.5A maximum load current at 30VDC under resistive load conditions. Integrated green LED indicators provide rapid visual verification of point states and power status.
What power supplies are compatible with this discrete output module?
The General Electric IC200MDL740 operates with a nominal external power supply ranging from 12VDC to 24VDC, specifically accepting +10.2 to +30VDC. Note that 12V output functionality requires module version -B or higher. Additionally, it consumes a maximum of 45mA from the 5VDC backplane.
How do you install and mount the General Electric IC200MDL740?
The General Electric IC200MDL740 features a compact DIN-rail mountable VersaMax modular form factor for easy panel integration. Installers must ensure external power is completely disconnected before mounting the unit onto the standard backplane carrier. Proper alignment with adjacent modules and adherence to thermal derating guidelines are essential for optimal performance.
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  • Manufacturer: General Electric

  • Product No.: IC200MDL740

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: Discrete Output Module

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 1000g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Product Description

Description

The General Electric IC200MDL740 is a high-performance VersaMax discrete output module designed to provide reliable switching in industrial automation environments. Featuring one group of 16 positive (sourcing) logic output points, this module efficiently switches loads to the positive side of the DC power supply, supplying necessary current to connected actuators, indicators, and control devices. It is an essential component for distributed control architectures utilizing the VersaMax I/O platform.

Intelligent processing and communication for the IC200MDL740 are managed externally by the system CPU or Network Interface Unit (NIU). The unit features integrated diagnostic LEDs for rapid visual status verification, including individual point on/off status indicators, a field power indicator, and a backplane power indicator. Operating reliably across a nominal 12VDC to 24VDC range, this module supports flexible application requirements in modern manufacturing and process control systems.

Features

  • 16 discrete output points arranged in a single isolated group
  • Positive (sourcing) logic design switching loads to the positive DC rail
  • Support for 12VDC and 24VDC nominal external power supplies (12V output functionality requires module version -B or higher)
  • Individual green LED indicators for each output point state
  • Dedicated FLD PWR LED for field power status and OK LED for backplane power monitoring
  • Compact DIN-rail mountable VersaMax modular form factor
  • Low backplane current consumption of 45mA maximum at 5V output

Applications

  • Discrete manufacturing assembly lines
  • Conveyor and material handling systems
  • Packaging and labeling machinery
  • PLC-based industrial process automation
  • Machine tool control panels

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer General Electric
Catalog Number / Model IC200MDL740
Product Platform VersaMax I/O
Module Type Discrete Output Module
Outputs per Module 16 points (1 group of 16)
Output Logic Type Positive (Sourcing)
External Power Supply +10.2 to +30VDC (+12/24VDC nominal)
Load Current Rating 0.5A maximum per point at 30VDC (resistive); 2.0A max for 100ms inrush
Output Voltage Drop 0.3V maximum
Output Leakage Current 0.5mA maximum at 30VDC
Response Time 0.2ms maximum (on); 1.0ms maximum (off)
Backplane Current Consumption 45mA maximum at 5VDC
Isolation User input to logic (optical) and frame ground: 250VAC continuous; 1500VAC for 1 minute
Module ID Code FFFF8080
Country of Origin United States

Connections / Interfaces

  • Field Wiring Terminals: Removable plug-in terminal blocks supporting field connections for outputs A1 through A16 and power terminals (DC+ and DC-)
  • Bus Connection: Connects directly to the VersaMax backplane carrier via standard bus interface
  • Shorting Bar Support: B terminals can be linked using a shorting bar for additional bussed terminal capacity (up to 2A per point capacity)

Installation Guidelines

  • Ensure all external power sources are completely disconnected before installing, removing, or wiring the module.
  • Mount the module securely onto a standard DIN rail using the integrated VersaMax carrier mechanism, ensuring proper alignment with adjacent backplane modules.
  • When connecting inductive loads, use recommended external suppression circuits (such as flyback diodes or RC snubbers) across the load terminals to prevent electrical noise and contact wear.
  • Observe thermal derating guidelines and ambient temperature limits (up to 60 degC depending on mounting orientation and simultaneous active points) as outlined in the system documentation.
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Technical Datasheet (PDF) Complete specifications and technical drawings.

Technical Datasheet

General Electric IC200MDL740 VersaMax Positive Logic Discrete Output Module

What is the General Electric IC200MDL740?

The General Electric IC200MDL740 is a high-performance VersaMax discrete output module featuring 16 positive-sourcing logic points. It efficiently switches loads to the positive side of a 12VDC to 24VDC power supply in distributed control architectures. This module ensures reliable operation across demanding manufacturing and industrial automation environments.

How many output points does the General Electric IC200MDL740 support?

The General Electric IC200MDL740 includes 16 discrete output points arranged in a single isolated group. Each individual point supports up to 0.5A maximum load current at 30VDC under resistive load conditions. Integrated green LED indicators provide rapid visual verification of point states and power status.

What power supplies are compatible with this discrete output module?

The General Electric IC200MDL740 operates with a nominal external power supply ranging from 12VDC to 24VDC, specifically accepting +10.2 to +30VDC. Note that 12V output functionality requires module version -B or higher. Additionally, it consumes a maximum of 45mA from the 5VDC backplane.

How do you install and mount the General Electric IC200MDL740?

The General Electric IC200MDL740 features a compact DIN-rail mountable VersaMax modular form factor for easy panel integration. Installers must ensure external power is completely disconnected before mounting the unit onto the standard backplane carrier. Proper alignment with adjacent modules and adherence to thermal derating guidelines are essential for optimal performance.

Global Express Shipping

  • Standard Delivery: 4-6 Business Days via DHL, FedEx, and UPS.
  • Express Dispatch: Same-day dispatch for in-stock orders placed before 2:00 PM (GMT+8).
  • Worldwide Coverage: Serving over 150 countries, including rapid delivery to Saudi Arabia and UAE.

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