Model:DS3800HDDA1A1A
Manufacturer:General Electric
Series:Mark IV Speedtronic
Functionality:Display control for industrial systems
Dimensions (WxHxD):Manufactured dimensions
Weight:Approx. 0.3 kg
Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +70°C
Power Supply:12V DC
Connectivity:Backplane connectors and wired connections
Redundancy:Triple modular redundant design
Integrating cutting-edge technology, the GE DS3800HDDA Display Driver is engineered to provide unparalleled reliability and efficiency in managing gas and steam turbines. This small yet powerful printed circuit board is a cornerstone of the advanced Mark IV Speedtronic system, ensuring seamless operation through its robust design and modular architecture.
Featuring a compact form factor, the DS3800HDDA is meticulously crafted to fit seamlessly within the intricate machinery of industrial plants, facilitating easy integration and maintenance. Its compatibility with triple modular redundant control allows for hot-swap functionality, enabling swift component replacement without interrupting operational processes.
Crafted from high-quality materials, this display driver is built to withstand the rigorous demands of industrial environments. It ensures precision and accuracy in displaying critical system data, thereby enhancing the overall safety and productivity of turbine operations.
Designed with user convenience in mind, the DS3800HDDA is equipped with factory drill holes, facilitating quick installation and alignment within the Speedtronic system. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it an ideal choice for optimizing space and reducing handling efforts during maintenance activities.
Backed by General Electric’s commitment to innovation and reliability, the DS3800HDDA Display Driver is supported by comprehensive documentation and customer service. This ensures users have access to the necessary resources for seamless integration and ongoing support, making it a trusted solution for industries relying on the Mark IV Speedtronic system.
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