Description

The IS200TRPSH1A is a sort of PCB (printed circuit board) which is known as a termination card. This product is one of the components in the Mark VI line by General Electric or GE. The Mark VI and the other series in the Mark lineup by GE were developed to automate and control the operations of gas/steam turbines. These series have been in use since the introduction of the Mark I in as early as 1969. The IS200TRPSH1A termination card is a long printed circuit board. Four (4) connector ports which are black and silver with many small female” connectors have been attached to the right half of the IS200TRPSH1A. Lining the left border are two (2) terminal blocks which are long and black. Each of the terminal blocks is capable of containing up to twenty-four (24) terminals. These terminal are cube shaped and made out of silver metal. A series of at least six (6) red MOVs, short for metal oxide varistors, that are round have been placed alongside these terminal blocks and at the top of the IS200TRPSH1A. Three (3) other large components which are named relays or contactors have been positioned in a vertical line in the center of the IS200TRPSH1A. Each relay is black and white with a clear plastic cover. On either side of these relays on the top and bottom are three (3) white components that are called jumpers (links). Each of these jumpers contains three (3) small ports which may be used to connect other components to the IS200TRPSH1A.