DS2020UCOCN4G1A

DS2020UCOCN4G1A is an Operator Interface Terminal Panel Controller manufactured and designed by General Electric as part of the Mark V Series used in GE Drive Control Systems. An Operator Interface Terminal is a device that allows human operators to interact with and monitor a machine or industrial process. It typically includes a display, and input devices (such as a touchscreen or keyboard), and may provide real-time data, alarms, and control functionalities. This serves as a N1 OC2000 display. The display is typically used in conjunction with the DACAG1 transformer assembly. It has a front-facing display with multiple membrane switches. Our industrial hardware comes with a comprehensive warranty that protects your purchase. Our inventory includes unused, brand-new surplus, and refurbished units.

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Display specifically designed for use within General Electric's Mark V Speedtronic turbine control system. It serves as a front-mounting turbine management panel, offering advanced control and monitoring capabilities for industrial steam or gas turbine systems.

Compatible with the Mark V Speedtronic turbine control system, which is known for its advanced features and has been widely used by GE since the 1960s. It is important to ensure that the correct version of the panel is ordered, as there may be minor variations between different UCOC displays.

Used in conjunction with the transformer assembly, DS2020DACAG1. This combination of components provides enhanced functionality and control capabilities for the turbine management system.

Features a front display with multiple membrane switches arranged in easily understandable sections. The display provides readouts for various parameters such as generator voltage, frequency, current, megawatts, megavars, and power failure. Another readout section offers information on C1, C2, and P faults, as well as field voltage, amps, and temperature. These sections facilitate clear and convenient monitoring of critical turbine parameters.

Includes dedicated sections for local control and diagnostic readout. These sections are equipped with membrane switches, including a numeric keyboard, an enter key, a help key, an escape/clear key, as well as keys for starting, stopping, and enabling the system. This allows operators to have direct control and access to diagnostic information.

The bottom rear panel is designed to allow proper airflow to the internal components. This ventilation mechanism helps maintain optimal temperature levels and ensures the reliable operation of the display panel.

The rear panel features various connectors, including Ethernet, terminal connectors, and an RS-232 connector. These connectors enable communication and connectivity with external devices and systems, facilitating data exchange and integration within the overall turbine control system.

The external cover with tophat flanges on either side. These flanges have been drilled to allow for easy and secure mounting of the display panel, ensuring proper installation and alignment within the turbine control system.