GE IC200ERM002 VersaMax Non-Isolated Expansion Receiver Module
GE IC200ERM002 VersaMax Non-Isolated Expansion Receiver Module
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Brand:GE Fanuc PLC Item No.:GE IC200ERM002 Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:66.8 × 128 mm Product Weight:0.45 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
The GE IC200ERM002 is a non-isolated expansion receiver module designed for the VersaMax PLC platform, serving as the core communication endpoint for expanding I/O systems into multiple racks. It allows a single PLC or network interface station to control several remote I/O racks as one unified system, making it a key enabler for large, distributed automation architectures. Compact yet powerful, it supports high-speed data exchange between expansion racks while maintaining stable system synchronization across long distances.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Details
Model Number
IC200ERM002
Product Type
Non-Isolated Expansion Receiver Module
Series
VersaMax
Function
Receives expansion bus signals from ETM module
System Role
Remote I/O rack controller
Expansion Capacity
Up to 7 expansion racks
Modules per Rack
Up to 8 I/O modules per rack
Communication Type
High-speed expansion bus
Data Transfer Rate
2.765 Mbps / 5 Mbps
Max Cable Distance
Up to 15 m (multi-rack), 1 m (single rack)
Connector Type
Dual 26-pin D-sub expansion ports
Power Consumption
70 mA @ 5V DC / 20 mA @ 3.3V DC
Backplane Power
Supplied via rack backplane
LED Indicators
Power, status, scan activity
Mounting Position
Left-most slot in expansion rack
Operating Temperature
0°C to 60°C
Dimensions
66.8 × 128 mm
Weight
~0.23–0.45 kg
The module is designed to work with the IC200ETM001 transmitter, forming a complete expansion link between multiple VersaMax I/O racks.
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IC200ETM001 Expansion Transmitter Module
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Application Scenarios
The IC200ERM002 is widely used in large-scale distributed automation systems where multiple I/O racks must be controlled from a single PLC or network interface. Typical applications include automotive manufacturing lines, packaging systems, conveyor logistics, process plants, and energy infrastructure. Its ability to synchronize multiple remote racks makes it ideal for facilities with physically separated production zones, where centralized control is required without complex rewiring.
Key Advantages
This module provides a cost-effective and flexible expansion architecture for VersaMax systems. Its non-isolated design enables efficient high-speed communication while reducing hardware complexity. Engineers benefit from its ability to support multiple racks with minimal configuration overhead, significantly improving scalability. LED diagnostics simplify maintenance by providing instant visibility into communication and system status. Its compact form factor also makes it easy to integrate into existing control panels without major redesign.
Technical FAQs
What is the main function of IC200ERM002?
It receives expansion signals to control multiple remote VersaMax I/O racks.
How many racks can it support?
Up to 7 expansion racks in a system.
How many modules per rack are allowed?
Up to 8 I/O modules per rack.
What communication speed does it use?
2.765 Mbps or 5 Mbps depending on configuration.
Is it isolated or non-isolated?
It is a non-isolated expansion receiver.
What module does it work with?
It pairs with the IC200ETM001 expansion transmitter.
What is the maximum cable distance?
Up to 15 meters in multi-rack setups.
Where is it installed in the rack?
It must be placed in the far-left slot of the expansion rack.
Does it require external power?
No, it is powered through the VersaMax backplane.
What industries use it most?
Manufacturing, automotive, logistics, and process automation systems.