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GE IC200PWR002A VersaMax Expanded 3.3 VDC Power Supply Module

GE IC200PWR002A mounts directly onto a VersaMax I/O carrier or power supply carrier (DIN rail or panel), serving as the primary or supplemental power source for the station. It accepts 24 VDC nominal input (wide range 18–30 VDC) from an external supply, converting and regulating it to dual outputs: 5 VDC (for most logic and I/O) and an expanded 3.3 VDC rail (critical for certain CPUs and comm modules). The module includes built-in protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuits, reverse polarity, and overheating, with a holdup time of 10 ms to ride through brief input dips.

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Description

The GE IC200PWR002A (a common revision variant of the IC200PWR002, now under Emerson as part of the VersaMax family) solves the frequent issue of insufficient or unbalanced power distribution in VersaMax I/O stations, particularly when using modules that draw heavily from the 3.3 VDC rail — such as high-performance CPUs, Ethernet interfaces, or certain specialty cards. In standard VersaMax setups with basic power supplies, the 3.3 VDC output is often limited or unavailable, forcing external supplies or rack restrictions that complicate design and increase costs. GE IC200PWR002A provides an expanded 3.3 VDC capability alongside standard 5 VDC output, ensuring reliable backplane power for a full range of VersaMax modules without derating or additional hardware. It’s particularly essential in industrial automation environments with dense I/O, networked nodes, or performance-oriented configurations requiring high reliability and consistent voltage delivery — preventing brownouts, module faults, or reduced scan speeds in process control applications where uptime is critical.

GE IC200PWR002A mounts directly onto a VersaMax I/O carrier or power supply carrier (DIN rail or panel), serving as the primary or supplemental power source for the station. It accepts 24 VDC nominal input (wide range 18–30 VDC) from an external supply, converting and regulating it to dual outputs: 5 VDC (for most logic and I/O) and an expanded 3.3 VDC rail (critical for certain CPUs and comm modules). The module includes built-in protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuits, reverse polarity, and overheating, with a holdup time of 10 ms to ride through brief input dips. It delivers up to 1.5 A total output current (with 1.0 A max on 3.3 VDC and the remainder on 5 VDC), supporting full rack loads without external boosting in most cases. Positioned at the power entry point in the VersaMax stack — typically snapped into the carrier left of I/O modules — GE IC200PWR002A distributes regulated power across the backplane bus, enabling seamless operation of mixed discrete/analog/comm modules while providing status LEDs for power OK and fault indication.

Specification Details
Model Number IC200PWR002A
Brand GE Fanuc (now Emerson)
Type VersaMax Expanded 3.3 VDC Power Supply Module
Input Voltage 18 to 30 VDC (24 VDC nominal)
Input Power 11 W
Output Voltage 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC
Output Current Total: 1.5 A max; 3.3 VDC: 1.0 A max; 5 VDC: (1.5 A – 3.3 V current)
Inrush Current 20 A at 24 VDC; 25 A at 30 VDC
Holdup Time 10 ms
Operating Temp Range 0°C to 60°C
Mounting Style Snaps onto VersaMax carrier (DIN rail or panel)
Dimensions Approx. 49 mm W x 133.4 mm H x 39 mm D (excluding carrier)
Weight Approx. 0.13–0.2 kg
Interface/Bus VersaMax backplane distribution
Compliance CE, UL, CSA, RoHS, typical industrial certifications
Protection Features Overcurrent, overvoltage, short-circuit, reverse polarity, thermal
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Choosing GE IC200PWR002A delivers balanced, protected power that maximizes VersaMax flexibility and performance. The expanded 3.3 VDC output supports demanding modules (e.g., embedded Ethernet CPUs or high-speed comm) without external converters, ensuring stable operation across the station. Built-in protections safeguard against field faults or wiring errors, reducing nuisance trips and extending module life. Compact snap-on design simplifies installation and expansions, while status LEDs provide instant health visibility. In practice, GE IC200PWR002A cuts engineering time and panel clutter, enabling denser I/O or networked setups with reliable voltage rails for consistent logic execution.

GE IC200PWR002A excels in discrete manufacturing for powering VersaMax nodes in conveyor, assembly, or packaging lines, where 3.3 VDC supports Ethernet-enabled CPUs for SCADA integration under continuous cycles. In water/wastewater or utilities, it’s used for remote I/O stations monitoring pumps or valves, maintaining stable power in distributed process control environments. Oil & gas or chemical facilities deploy it in hazardous-area nodes for sensor/actuator control, prioritizing high reliability with wide input tolerance and protection features.

Related or alternative products in the Emerson VersaMax power supply family include:

IC200PWR002 – Base model (without -A suffix; equivalent core specs in most applications).

IC200PWR001 – Non-expanded 24 VDC supply (no 3.3 VDC boost) for basic I/O stations.

IC200PWR012 – Isolated 24 VDC input power supply for applications needing galvanic isolation.

IC200PWR102 – 120/240 VAC input version for AC-powered setups.

IC200PWR211 – 24 VDC power supply with expanded capabilities or higher current in some variants.

IC200PDD110 – Power supply with integrated I/O carrier for compact stations.

IC200CPU001 – VersaMax CPU often paired, benefiting from the expanded 3.3 VDC.

IC200CHS022 – Carrier base for mounting GE IC200PWR002A and I/O modules.

Before installing GE IC200PWR002A, confirm compatibility with your VersaMax carrier (e.g., IC200CHS series) and ensure the external 24 VDC supply meets the 18–30 VDC range with adequate current margin for the station load. Snap the module firmly onto the carrier left of I/O modules, connect input wiring to the terminals (observe polarity: + to V+, – to return), and apply suppression if inductive loads are present upstream. No configuration is required — outputs energize automatically on power-up. Verify LEDs (power OK, no faults) and measure backplane voltages (5 VDC and 3.3 VDC) during commissioning to confirm regulation under load.

Ongoing maintenance is straightforward: monitor status LEDs during routine checks for power presence and faults. Inspect input terminals annually for tightness, corrosion, or overheating, especially in humid or dusty areas. Test input holdup by briefly interrupting power to verify ride-through. Replace if output voltages drift or faults appear — the snap-on design allows quick swaps without rack disassembly. Keep spares stocked, as VersaMax parts rely on legacy availability.