Description

The IS200TRPGH2B was created by GE (General Electric) as a sort of PCB (printed circuit board). This device is what is known as a trip prim termination board. The IS200TRPGH2B is a component in the Mark VI series by GE. The Mark VI and the other series in the Mark lineup were developed to automate and control all of the operations of gas and steam turbines. The IS200TRPGH2B is a large printed circuit board with several different kinds of components from very small to large. Two large terminal blocks which are solid black occupy the entire left edge of the IS200TRPGH2B. The terminals within the terminal blocks are identified with white numbers from one to forty-eight (48). Placed in the center of the IS200TRPGH2B is a group of three relays or contactors. These relays, which are black and silver, have been covered with transparent covers made from plastic. The IS200TRPGH2B contains five (5) different connectors which are solid white. Four (4) of these white connectors contain three (3) ports and the remaining connector has twelve (12) ports. These connectors have been aligned vertically on the right side of the IS200TRPGH2B. Four (4) of them are placed on the bottom half while the other is sitting at the top. Eight (8) medium-sized capacitors which are solid yellow can be found in the center of the lower half of the IS200TRPGH2B below the relays. The yellow capacitors have been aligned vertically. To the left of these capacitors on the IS200TRPGH2B is a collection of sixteen (16) blue potentiometers which are arranged into eight (8) pairs.