General Electric

General Electric IC600CP610 Series Six CPU Rack

SKU IC600CP610

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  • Manufacturer: General Electric

  • Product No.: IC600CP610

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: CPU Rack

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 7250g

  • Dimensions: 48.3 x 26.7 x 20.3 cm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Description

The General Electric IC600CP610 is a Series Six CPU rack designed to house and interconnect core processing, power, and input/output hardware within large-scale industrial automation architectures. Serving as the central physical and electrical backbone for legacy Series Six control systems, this chassis manages backplane communication and power distribution across installed modules.

The unit features an integrated power supply operating on a 95 to 260 VAC input range, ensuring reliable power delivery to the CPU and associated backplane electronics. The rack provides mounting capacity for up to four distinct I/O modules alongside the central processor, establishing a modular platform for discrete and analog signal integration in continuous process control and discrete manufacturing environments.

Features

  • Integrated power supply supporting 95 to 260 VAC nominal input voltages
  • Chassis architecture accommodates a central processor and up to four I/O modules
  • Robust backplane bus design for high-integrity data exchange between CPU and peripheral cards
  • Engineered for industrial control panel mounting with secure rack retention points
  • Built-in power interruption ride-through capability (minimum 33 milliseconds at 115 VAC)

Applications

  • Legacy General Electric Series Six PLC system migration and maintenance
  • Centralized processing and I/O aggregation for heavy industrial machinery
  • Power generation and distribution control system retrofits
  • Continuous process automation and supervisory control loops

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Brand General Electric
Product Series Series Six
Catalog Number / SKU IC600CP610
Product Type CPU Rack / Chassis
Input Voltage Range 95 to 260 VAC
Module Capacity CPU plus up to 4 I/O modules
Power Interruption Tolerance Min. 33 ms at 115 VAC
Mounting Type Panel Mount Chassis
Country of Origin United States

Connections / Interfaces

The IC600CP610 rack utilizes standardized Series Six backplane connection slots for module insertion. AC power input is terminated via dedicated screw terminal connections on the integrated power supply block, ensuring secure field-wiring retention in high-vibration industrial environments.

Compliance and Certifications

Designed and manufactured to meet industrial standards for electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility, supporting compliant integration into legacy control enclosures.

FAQ

What power supply is built into the General Electric IC600CP610?

The IC600CP610 features an integrated power supply that accepts an input voltage range of 95 to 260 VAC.

How many modules can the IC600CP610 rack accommodate?

The rack is designed to hold a central processor unit along with up to four discrete or analog I/O modules.

What system family does this rack belong to?

This unit is part of the legacy General Electric Series Six automation and PLC platform.

What is the power interruption tolerance of the integrated power supply?

The power supply provides a minimum of 33 milliseconds of interruption ride-through at 115 VAC input.

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