GE IC697MDL752 Discrete Output Module

Typical Use Cases

The IC697MDL752 excels in applications where stable and high-capacity output control is essential:

• Industrial motor starter control systems
• Solenoid valve actuation networks
• Conveyor and material handling systems
• Power generation and distribution automation
• Process industries such as oil, gas, and chemical plants

Its ability to handle high inrush currents makes it particularly suitable for inductive loads like relays

Core Advantages

• High Load Compatibility
  Designed to manage inductive loads such as solenoids and motor starters efficiently.
• Robust Electrical Performance
  Supports high inrush current, ensuring reliable switching under demanding conditions.
• Clear Diagnostics
  Integrated LED indicators provide real-time output status visibility for faster troubleshooting.
• Secure Installation Design
  Mechanical keying prevents incorrect module placement, reducing downtime risks.
• Legacy System Support
  Ideal for maintaining and extending the lifecycle of existing Series 90-70 systems. 

Technical FAQs

1. What type of outputs does this module provide?
It provides 32 discrete DC outputs organized into four isolated groups.

2. What voltage level does the IC697MDL752 operate at?
It operates at a nominal 12 VDC output.

3. Can it handle inductive loads like solenoids?
Yes, it is specifically designed for high inrush applications such as solenoids and motor starters.

4. What is the maximum current per output point?
Each output supports up to 0.5 A.

5. How are outputs grouped?
The module divides outputs into 4 groups, each containing 8 points.

6. Does the module include protection features?
External fusing is recommended, as the module itself does not include built-in fuses.

7. How is configuration performed?
Configuration is done via GE programming software over Ethernet or SNP interface.

8. What indicates output status?
LED indicators on the module show ON/OFF status for each output.

9. Is this module suitable for modern systems?
It is best suited for legacy systems or upgrades within existing 90-70 platforms.

10. What industries typically use this module?
Industries such as manufacturing, energy, and process automation frequently deploy it.