GE IS220PVIBH1A 336A4940CSP16 Vibration Monitoring Module

The GE IS220PVIBH1A 336A4940CSP16 serves as a critical component for vibration analysis in industrial turbine systems. Designed for continuous monitoring of rotating machinery, this module helps operators detect early signs of mechanical wear in power generation plants and heavy industrial environments. Its ability to convert raw vibration data into actionable insights makes it particularly valuable for predictive maintenance programs.

Specification	Details
Manufacturer	General Electric
Model Number	IS220PVIBH1A
Series	Mark VIe
Power Requirements	Min 27.4VDC
Monitoring Channels	13 (proximity & vibration)
Operating Temp	-30°C to 65°C
Physical Size	3.25″ H × 1.65″ W × 4.78″ D
Frame Rates	3.125-100Hz adjustable
Status Indicators	Attn/Pwr/Link/TxRx LEDs

This vibration module excels in environments where machinery reliability directly impacts operational continuity. A Midwest power plant recently implemented these modules across their steam turbines, achieving a 40% reduction in unplanned downtime after integrating the vibration data into their condition monitoring system. The IS220PVIBH1A works seamlessly with other GE Mark VIe components like the VMIVME-7807 processor and IS230SRTDH2A communication module, forming a comprehensive turbine control solution.

Our inventory includes key GE replacement parts including UR6UH interface modules, IC698CPE010 processors, and IS220PPDAH1B I/O boards. We maintain direct compatibility testing between these components to ensure system-level functionality before shipment.

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