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Description
The GE Fanuc IC600BF843 is an 8-point analog input module designed for use within the Series Six programmable logic controller (PLC) architecture. This module is engineered to convert analog signals into digital values for processing by the host controller. Please note that this component has been discontinued by the manufacturer, making it a critical spare part for maintaining legacy control systems.
Features
- Compatible with Series Six PLC systems
- 8-point analog input configuration
- Designed for 4-20 mA current loop signal processing
- Robust design suitable for industrial process control environments
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
General Electric |
| Model Number |
IC600BF843 |
| Replacement/Spare Model |
IC600BF843L |
| Module Type |
Analog Input |
| Point Count |
8 Points |
| Input Range |
4-20 mA |
| System Series |
Series Six |
Installation Guidelines
- Ensure the PLC rack power is disconnected before installing or removing the module to prevent electrical damage or system faults.
- Verify that the module is fully seated in the designated Series Six backplane slot to ensure reliable electrical contact.
- Use appropriate shielded cabling for analog signals to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) and signal noise.
- Route signal wires away from high-voltage AC power lines and heavy motor starters.
- Maintain proper ventilation in the control cabinet to ensure the module operates within recommended temperature ranges.
FAQ
Is the IC600BF843 still in production? No, this module has been discontinued by General Electric. We provide access to these units to support legacy infrastructure maintenance.
What is the difference between IC600BF843 and IC600BF843L? The IC600BF843L is typically designated as the spare or replacement version of the original IC600BF843 module; both are functionally compatible within the Series Six system.
Does this module require external power? It is designed for standard 4-20 mA loop applications; ensure your loop power supply is correctly configured according to your specific system wiring diagram.
