Protected GE Series 90-30 PLC Module IC693MDL742 | ESCP Safety Feature

GE Fanuc IC693MDL742 24VDC Output Module with ESCP

Advanced 16-point output module with built-in short circuit protection. The IC693MDL742 provides superior reliability for your Series 90-30 PLC system. It features Electronic Short Circuit Protection (ESCP) that safeguards your equipment from damage.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: GE Fanuc (Now Emerson Automation)
• Series: Series 90-30
• Model: IC693MDL742
• Module Type: Protected Output Module
• Output Points: 16 points total
• Output Groups: 2 groups (8 points per group)
• Output Voltage: 12-24 VDC (±20%)
• Output Current: 1.0A per point
• Group Current: 4.0A @ 50°C, 3.0A @ 60°C
• Protection: Electronic Short Circuit Protection (ESCP)
• Isolation: 1500V field to logic, 500V between groups
• Response Time: 2ms maximum
• Voltage Drop: 1.2V maximum
• Leakage Current: 1mA maximum
• Inrush Current: 5.2A for 10ms
• Power Consumption: 130mA @ 5VDC
• Operating Temperature: 0 to 60°C
• Relative Humidity: 5 to 95%

Installation Guide

• Install in any Series 90-30 baseplate slot
• Connect external 12-24VDC power supply
• Wire field devices following positive logic configuration
• Use status LEDs to verify proper operation
• Follow all electrical safety standards

Package Contents

• 1 x IC693MDL742 Output Module
• 1 x Installation and user manual

Shipping & Support

• Fast worldwide shipping via FedEx, UPS, DHL
• 12-month product warranty included
• Expert technical support available

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Electronic Short Circuit Protection (ESCP)?
  ESCP automatically detects short circuits and shuts down the affected group to prevent damage
• How do I reset the module after a short circuit?
  Remove and reapply the 12-24VDC power supply to reset the protection circuit
• What types of devices can this module control?
  It can control motor starters, solenoids, indicators, relays, and contactors
• Does ESCP protect individual output points?
  ESCP protects at the group level (8 points) rather than individual points
• What does the red “F” LED indicate?
  It indicates a short circuit condition in one of the output groups