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  • 193X279AAG03 | General Electric Low Level Relay Card

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    193X279AAG03 | General Electric Low Level Relay Card
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193X279AAG03 | General Electric Low Level Relay Card

193X279AAG03 | General Electric Low Level Relay Card

Product Description P/N: 193X279AAG03 Description / Specifications Description The 193X279AAG03 is a low level relay card developed by General Electric, part of the 193X series of replacement drive cards. It is designed to be installed in various GE exciters and drives, where it adds three additional 2PDT relays to the system. Each relay on the 193X279AAG03 is rated for 1 A resistive, with a voltage rating of 115 VAC or 20 VDC. Technical Specifications Model Number 193X279AAG03 Product Type Low Level Relay Card Series 193X Series Manufacturer General Electric (GE) Applicable Devices GE Exciters and Drives Number of Relays 3 Relay Type 2PDT (Double Pole Double Throw) Relay Contact Rating 1 A resistive Voltage Rating (Contacts) 115 VAC or 20 VDC Coil Voltage Rating 115 VAC Frequency 50/60 Hz Pilot Duty Inrush Current 1 A Pilot Duty Holding Current 0.2 A Information About 193X279AAG03 The General Electric (GE) 193X279AAG03 Low Level Relay Card is an essential component within the 193X Series, specifically engineered for use with GE exciters and drives.

 This relay card plays a crucial role in controlling and protecting electrical systems in industrial applications. It is equipped with three 2PDT (Double Pole Double Throw) relays, offering the flexibility to switch between multiple circuits simultaneously or redirect signals as needed. This configuration ensures the relay card can manage two independent circuits through each relay, providing enhanced control and operational versatility. The relay card is designed to handle a resistive contact load of 1 ampere per relay, making it suitable for applications that require precise control of low-power signals. It is rated for voltages up to 115 VAC or 20 VDC, which allows it to function effectively in both AC and DC environments. The coil voltage rating is standardized at 115 VAC, and the card operates within a frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz, ensuring compatibility with various power systems worldwide. This makes the 193X279AAG03 relay card ideal for global applications where electrical standards may vary by region. The GE 193X279AAG03 relay card is also designed with pilot duty capabilities, which makes it particularly suitable for applications that require the precise control of larger electrical loads. The inrush current capacity is rated at 1 ampere, enabling the relays to handle temporary current surges when the system is first energized. 

This is especially important in industrial environments where equipment may draw more current during startup than during regular operation. The holding current, or the steady-state current required to keep the relay energized, is rated at 0.2 amperes, ensuring that the system remains stable and reliable during continuous operation. This relay card is specifically designed for use with GE exciters and drives, making it an integral component in systems where precise control and protection of electrical circuits are paramount. 

The 193X279AAG03 card can be seamlessly integrated into existing GE systems, offering an effective solution for managing low-level signals in complex industrial environments. Its robust design and high-quality construction ensure reliable performance even in harsh conditions, making it a reliable choice for applications where durability and long-term performance are essential. Manufactured by General Electric, a leader in industrial technology, the 193X279AAG03 Low Level Relay Card is built to meet the highest standards of quality and reliability. GE鈥檚 rigorous manufacturing processes and stringent quality control measures ensure that each relay card delivers consistent performance and meets all relevant industry standards. This commitment to excellence makes the 193X279AAG03 a trusted component in critical industrial applications. In conclusion, the GE 193X279AAG03 Low Level Relay Card is a highly reliable and versatile component designed for use in GE exciters and drives. 

With its 2PDT relays, robust electrical ratings, and pilot duty capabilities, this relay card is well-suited for managing low-power signals in demanding industrial environments. Its compatibility with both AC and DC systems, along with its ability to handle inrush currents, makes it an essential component in ensuring the smooth operation of electrical systems. Whether for new installations or as a replacement part, the 193X279AAG03 relay card is a dependable choice for industrial applications that require precise control and long-term reliability. Manufacturer information General Electric (GE)is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions. 

 IQElectro is not an authorized distributor. QElectro LLC (IQElectro) is NOT an Authorized Distributor or in any way affiliated with Rockwell Automation, Siemens, or any other Manufacturers. IQElectro is NOT an Authorized Dealer of this product. The product may be of older version, date codes, or design than that available from authorized dealers. As IQElectro is not an authorized dealer of this product, the Original Manufacturer's Warranty and Support DO NOT apply.IQElectro sells SURPLUS onlyand DOES NOT SELL SOFTWARE or FIRMWARE licenses For more detailed information, please refer to the full version of our disclaimer policy Disclaimer Policy.

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