GE IS2I5AEPAHICH+IS210BPPBHZCAA Mark VIe Analog I/O Control Module Set

The GE IS2I5AEPAHICH analog I/O pack, paired with the IS210BPPBHZCAA terminal board, delivers a versatile and high-density analog signal processing solution for the Mark VIe control system. This module set is engineered to handle a wide variety of sensor inputs – from thermocouples and RTDs to standard voltage and current signals – making it indispensable for temperature, pressure, flow, and position monitoring in turbine, generator, and balance-of-plant applications.

Terminal Board TypeS-type with removable box terminals

High Accuracy and Diagnostics: Each I/O pack includes a local temperature sensor accurate to ±2°C, providing continuous temperature monitoring. Excessive temperature triggers diagnostic alarms, and the logic is available in the database for control actions.

The IS210BPPBHZCAA is a compact S-type terminal board designed for simplex, dual, or dedicated triple modular redundant (TMR) configurations. It accepts box-type or barrier-type removable terminal blocks, supporting 2.0 mm² (#14 AWG) wires with 300 V insulation. Screw spacing is 5.08 mm (0.2 inch) center-to-center, and shield strips are provided for functional grounding. The board can be DIN-rail or surface mounted, and it allows I/O pack replacement without disturbing field wiring – a critical feature for online maintenance.

Integration with the ControlST software suite allows seamless configuration via ToolboxST. The system editor can map analog points to graphics, set scaling, and define alarm limits. Trender tools capture real-time and historical trends, with FFT analysis for frequency-domain diagnostics.

Like all Mark VIe components, this module set incorporates cyber-hardened features, including secure boot and code authentication. It complies with EN 61010-1, UL 61010-1, and EMC directives. The operating temperature range is -30°C to +65°C, with storage from -40°C to +85°C. Hazardous location approvals (Class I, Division 2) are available for specific applications.

Vibration monitoring (with accelerometer or proximity probes)