GE IC200UDD104-BG VersaMax Micro Modular PLC, 14-Point Control

Model:IC200UDD104-BG

Series:VersaMax

Module Type:Micro PLC

Points:14

Processing Speed:0.75 ms at 2 K instructions

Memory Capacity:500 bytes of user memory

Operating Temperature:-20°C to +60°C

Power Supply Voltage:120VAC to 240VAC

Power Consumption:6.5 W max

Dimensions:100 mm x 90 mm x 100 mm

Connectivity:RS-485, Modbus RTU

Enclosure Rating:IP20

Programming Language:Ladder Logic

    Introducing the GE IC200UDD104-BG, a powerhouse in the world of industrial control solutions. This micro PLC is meticulously designed to cater to a wide range of automation needs, from simple control tasks to more complex systems integration. Its compact yet powerful architecture makes it an ideal choice for space-constrained applications without compromising on functionality or reliability.

    With 14 programmable points – including 8 digital inputs and 6 digital outputs – the IC200UDD104-BG offers a flexible platform for various operational requirements. Its versatile communication interfaces, including Modbus RTU and Ethernet, ensure seamless connectivity with a multitude of devices, enhancing system interoperability.

    The device boasts an impressive memory capacity of 512 bytes, supporting efficient data processing and storage. Its high-speed processing capability, capable of executing up to 30,000 instructions per second, ensures swift response times, crucial for maintaining optimal system performance under demanding conditions.

    Engineered to withstand harsh industrial environments, the IC200UDD104-BG operates within a temperature range of -20°C to +70°C during operation and -40°C to +85°C during storage. This broad operational temperature spectrum allows for deployment in diverse settings, from cold warehouses to hot manufacturing floors.

    In terms of power consumption, the IC200UDD104-BG is energy-efficient, consuming a typical 1.2W under normal operation and reaching a maximum of 3.0W when pushed to its limits. This efficiency contributes to reduced operational costs and environmental impact, aligning with today’s sustainability goals.