GE EPSCPE100-ABAC is a high-performance upgraded industrial controller produced by General Electric (GE), belonging to the PACSystems RSTi EP series. This controller is renowned for its reliability, flexibility, and performance, comprehensively improving the automation field p>
Performance: Equipped with advanced processors with powerful computing capabilities, capable of real-time processing of complex control tasks p>
Structural design: Compact in size, suitable for installation in narrow spaces p>
Usually, it can seamlessly integrate with other devices in the PACSystems family to build flexible automation systems p>
High reliability: rigorously tested and suitable for industrial environments with Ethernet p>
Purpose: Supports multiple programming languages and functional blocks, capable of implementing complex control logic p>
Product Parameters (Partial)
Processor: High performance processor
Memory: 1MB with configurable data and program memory
I/O points: can be expanded according to configuration
Communication interface: Supports multiple communication protocols, such as DeviceNet Ethernet
Power supply voltage: 24V DC
Working temperature:- 20° C~+60° C
Compliant with standards: Compliant with relevant international standards such as IEC 61131-3 p>
Protection level: Select according to installation environment and requirements
EMC performance: meets EMC requirements and ensures electromagnetic compatibility
EPSCPE100-ABAC belongs to the GE Fanuc PACSystems RSTi EP series, which is known for its high efficiency, flexibility, and agility, and is widely used in various industrial automation fields p>
Easy programming: supports multiple programming languages, such as ladder diagrams, formatted text, etc p>
Flexible configuration: It can be flexibly configured according to different application requirements p>
Openness: Supports multiple communication protocols and can be interconnected with other devices p>
Logical control: Implement complex control logic, such as sequential control, timed control, etc p>
Data collection: Collect data from on-site equipment and process it p>
Human computer interaction: Interacting with operators through HMI devices p>
Motion control: Control actuators such as servo motors p>
Comprehensively evaluate the field of industrial automation, such as: p>
Automotive manufacturing: Automated control of automotive assembly lines p>
Food and beverage: Automated control of food processing production lines p>
Packaging industry: automation control of packaging machinery p>
Loading and unloading: Automated control of loading and unloading systems p>
Discrete manufacturing: industries such as automotive, electronics, and machinery p>
Process control: petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical and other industries p>