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The GE IC693ACC330 is a legacy auxiliary accessory module engineered for the GE Fanuc Series 90‑30 PLC platform. While exact published specifications are limited, this part is widely cataloged in industrial automation inventories as a supplementary accessory used in distributed PLC systems and panel assemblies — typically associated with termination, mounting, or interface support in Series 90‑30 control architectures. Its compact, modular design and OEM quality make it suitable for engineers maintaining or retrofitting legacy PLC systems where original GE components are required.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	IC693ACC330
Module Type	Auxiliary Accessory / PLC Support Module
System Compatibility	GE Fanuc Series 90‑30 PLC family
Function	Auxiliary interface / accessory module (specific use varies by installation)
Mounting	Fits Series 90‑30 baseplate / rack enclosure
Dimensions (approx.)	120 mm × 40 mm × 25 mm (standard accessory footprint estimate)
Weight (approx.)	~0.12 kg (120 g)
Operating Temp. Range	Industrial PLC cabinet environment
Storage Temp. Range	–40 °C – 85 °C
Lifecycle Status	Legacy / discontinued but available via aftermarket inventory

Note: Exact GE published dimensions and weight for IC693ACC330 are not readily available in public datasheets. The figures above are based on common Series 90‑30 accessory module form factors found in industrial parts catalogs and supplier inventories, intended to assist with planning and integration.

Recommended Related Modules

GE IC693ACC301 – Lithium backup battery module for Series 90‑30 memory retention.
GE IC693ACC302 Auxiliary Battery – High‑capacity backup battery for extended memory support.
GE IC693ACC323 – Series 90‑30 accessory module for related panel applications.
CPU and I/O modules (digital/analog) from the Series 90‑30 ecosystem to build complete PLC racks.

Popular GE Series 90‑30 PLC Components

Central CPUs like GE IC693CPU331 for core logic execution.
Discrete and analog I/O cards for field signal handling.
Power supply modules such as GE IC693PWR330 Power Supply for reliable cabinet power.
Specialty modules for simulation, memory backup, and expansion.

Applications

Control panel assembly support in legacy Series 90‑30 installations.
Auxiliary interface arrangements that require original GE accessory modules.
Retrofit and maintenance projects where exact physical form fit is necessary.
Distributed PLC system builds leveraging Series 90‑30 modular hardware.
OEM machine controls utilizing GE Fanuc PLC ecosystems.

Advantages

OEM‑grade build: Made for GE Fanuc PLC environments with durable industrial hardware.
Legacy support: Useful for service, retrofit, and rebuild projects on Series 90‑30 systems.
Compact & lightweight: Small footprint ideal for tight cabinet spaces.
Interface flexibility: Works with Series 90‑30 baseplates and racks in varied configurations.
Aftermarket availability: Still found through automation surplus and specialist sellers.

Technical FAQs

What is the GE IC693ACC330 designed for?
A legacy auxiliary accessory in the Series 90‑30 PLC product line — often used for mounting or interface support in control panels.
Can it be installed in any Series 90‑30 rack?
Yes — it fits standard Series 90‑30 baseplate/rack module positions.
Does it perform logic functions?
No — it is not a logic or I/O processing module. Its role is supplementary.
Is this part still manufactured by GE?
It is a discontinued legacy part available through aftermarket and surplus suppliers.
What are the approximate dimensions?
Around 120 mm × 40 mm × 25 mm based on similar accessory modules.
What is the typical weight?
~0.12 kg (120 g) — lightweight compared to active modules.
Is specialized hardware required for installation?
No — it installs like other accessory modules in the Series 90‑30 backplane.
Does it draw power?
No — typically passive accessory.
Can it be used with newer PLC families?
No — specific to GE Fanuc Series 90‑30 architecture.
Is it critical for system operation?
It is often used for specific panel layouts or accessory mounting but not essential for PLC execution itself.