GE IC660EBD110P1 Discrete Input Module

GE Fanuc IC660EBD110 – Genius I/O Electronic Assembly Block (16-Circuit Discrete Input)

• Manufacturer: GE Fanuc

• Model Number: IC660EBD110

• Product Type: Genius I/O Electronic Assembly

• I/O Type: Discrete Input

• Number of Inputs: 16 (arranged in 2 banks of 8)

• Input Voltage: 115 Volts AC

• Frequency Range: 47 to 63 Hz

• Operating Voltage Range: 93 to 132 Volts AC

• Maximum Block Current: 80 mA

• Included Components:

• IC66-BBD110: 16-point input block

• IC66-TBD110: Terminal block (wiring base)

Overview

The GE Fanuc IC660EBD110 Genius I/O Electronic Assembly is a robust 16-circuit discrete input module engineered for use within the GE Genius I/O control system. It features a microprocessor-configured interface designed to accept 115 VAC discrete input signals from various industrial sensors and devices.

This module eliminates the need for separate control power by drawing power directly from the input line, simplifying installation and reducing system complexity. Designed for flexibility, the IC660EBD110 supports both 2-wire and 3-wire proximity switch inputs, making it suitable for a wide range of automation applications.

Key Features

• 16 Input Circuits: Divided into two independently managed banks of eight channels

• Versatile Input Compatibility: Supports contact closures like pushbuttons, switches, and limit switches

• Proximity Sensor Support: Compatible with 2-wire and 3-wire sensors

• Power Efficiency: Control power is supplied by the input line—no separate supply needed

• Integrated Diagnostics:

• Built-in open-wire and short-circuit detection

• Programmable ON/OFF thresholds (25% to 85% of line voltage)

• Programmable short circuit detection thresholds (10% to 90% of line voltage)

• Simplified Wiring: Includes terminal block (IC66-TBD110) for easy installation

Applications

Ideal for applications requiring reliable AC input detection, fault diagnostics, and seamless integration into GE Genius I/O networks, such as:

• Process automation

• Factory machinery control

• Input signal monitoring from industrial switches and sensors