Description

The IS200TPIMG1A is a device which is called a protective interface board. This is a type of printed circuit board or PCB. The IS200TPIMG1A is a component of the Mark VI series by General Electric or GE. The Mark VI and the other Mark series have been in use for decades to manage industrial turbines around the world. The IS200TPIMG1A is a relatively large circuit board which is rectangular. Very prominent on the board is a series of nine (9) relays, also known as contactors. These relays have been covered with clear plastic. Each relay is labeled with the letter K, from K1 to K9. Eight (8) fuses have been placed directly beneath the relays. The fuses are white in the center with silver metal pieces on the ends. Each fuse contains a voltage of 125 volts (125V). The fuses have been labeled with the initials FU, as FU1 to FU8. These fuses have been divided into two (2) groups of four (4) devices each. At the bottom of the IS200TPIMG1A is a horizontal line of three (3) black terminal blocks. Every terminal block contains a series of twenty (20) terminals which have been formed from silver metal. The terminal blocks are identified as TB1, TB2, and TB3. A collection of various very small components are positioned at the top of the IS200TPIMG1A. Near the center of this group is the largest component, an integrated circuit. Sitting near it is a small black transistor. Several banded resistors can be found in this group. These contain bands that are red, black, yellow, white, grey, and blue. Three (3) small yellow capacitor may also be found.