GE IC200ALG320

GE Fanuc IC200ALG320 | VersaMax Analog Output Module | 4-Channel | Voltage Output | 0–10V | 12-Bit Resolution

Overview

The GE Fanuc IC200ALG320 is a 4-channel analog output module designed for the VersaMax PLC system, providing precise 0–10V voltage signals for analog actuators and devices. With 12-bit resolution, this module offers smooth and accurate analog control in compact automation systems.

Key Features

• Channels: 4 analog voltage outputs

• Output Range: 0 to 10V DC

• Resolution: 12-bit (4096 counts)

• Status Indicators: LEDs for module and channel diagnostics

• Wiring: Single-ended voltage output

• Mounting: DIN rail or panel via VersaMax base

• Isolation: Channel-to-backplane and between channels

Technical Specifications

• Model Number: IC200ALG320

• Output Type: Voltage

• Voltage Range: 0 to 10V DC

• Resolution: 12-bit

• Output Load: ≥ 2k ohms

• Accuracy: ±0.5% of full scale

• Update Rate: One channel per scan

• Backplane Power: 110 mA @ 5VDC

• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C

• Certifications: UL, CE, CSA

Applications

• Control of analog actuators and valves

• Process control requiring variable voltage signals

• Machine automation with analog devices

• OEM systems using VersaMax architecture

Why Choose the IC200ALG320?

• Precise Voltage Control: 0–10V with 12-bit accuracy

• Industrial Reliability: Built for rugged automation environments

• Compact Form: Fits easily into tight control panels

• Easy Integration: Seamlessly connects with VersaMax CPUs and I/O

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The GE Fanuc IC200ALG320 analog output module is available for global shipment. 

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