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General Electric IS200HSLAH1ADE Interface Board – High-Performance Communication Module

The GE-FANUC IS200HSLAH1ADE Interface Board is a critical component in the automation industry, designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of industrial control systems.

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Product Type:Interface Board

Series:IS200

Designation:HSLAH1ADE

Mark VI:Yes

Module Category:Serial Link Interface

Material:Industrial-grade, corrosion-resistant metal alloy

Weight:Approximately 0.9 Kg

Application Environment:Tolerant to extreme temperatures and humidity

Communication Protocol:Supports multiple industrial communication standards

    The General Electric IS200HSLAH1ADE Interface Board is a meticulously designed component that enhances the operational efficiency of Mark VI systems. It serves as a critical link between various control systems and equipment, ensuring smooth data exchange and command execution.

    Featuring a high-grade aluminum alloy construction, this interface board is built to withstand harsh industrial environments, providing durability and reliability in demanding applications.

    This interface board is equipped with a serial link interface, enabling it to seamlessly communicate with other components within the system. It supports various protocols, facilitating compatibility and integration with diverse industrial automation systems.

    Engineered for both domestic and international use, the IS200HSLAH1ADE is a testament to General Electric’s commitment to quality and reliability. It operates efficiently within a wide temperature range, making it suitable for deployment in extreme conditions.

    With a power consumption of just 25W, this interface board ensures minimal energy usage while delivering optimal performance. It is certified by leading safety organizations like UL and CE, ensuring adherence to stringent safety standards and regulations.

GENERAL ELLECTRIC IS200HSLAH1ADE Interface Board