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GE IC695PSD140E RX3i Power Supply

GE IC695PSD140E RX3i Power Supply

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  • Product NameGE IC695PSD140E RX3i Power Supply
  • Item NO.3785374
  • Weight1.0000 kg = 2.2046 lb = 35.2740 oz
  • CategoryPLC
  • BrandGE General Electric
  • Creation Time2026-10-08
PACSYSTEMS RX3I | PSD140 REVISION E | ROHS-CONVERTED RELEASE

GE IC695PSD140E RX3i Power Supply

Revision E of the 24 VDC, 40 W RX3i multipurpose power supply, introduced as a RoHS-converted release without a form-fit-function change.

BrandGE Intelligent Platforms
ModelIC695PSD140E
Product TypePACSystems RX3i 40 W DC Power Supply Revision E
01

Product Overview

IC695PSD140E is revision E of the PACSystems RX3i IC695PSD140 multipurpose DC power supply. The manufacturer release history dates this revision to January 2016 and identifies it as a RoHS-converted product with applicable exemptions and no form-fit-function change.

The module is installed in an IC695 Universal Backplane and can participate in approved load-sharing and redundancy arrangements. The revision letter should remain visible in the RFQ when a site requires an exact installed release.

02

Performance

  • Powers RX3i backplane loads from a nominal 24 VDC source.
  • Supports the same documented load-sharing and redundancy role as the IC695PSD140 base design.
  • Provides status indication for power, supply fault, overload and overtemperature.
  • Allows an exact revision-controlled replacement where certification and maintenance records require E hardware.
03

Technical Details

Manufacturer GE Intelligent Platforms
Model IC695PSD140E
Base Catalog IC695PSD140
Revision E
Release Date January 2016
Release Change RoHS-converted product with applicable exemptions
Form/Fit/Function Change None stated for revision E
Product Family PACSystems RX3i
Compatibility IC695 Universal Backplane
Nominal Input 24 VDC
Operating Input Range 18–30 VDC
Total Load Capacity 40 W
Outputs +5.1 VDC, +3.3 VDC and +24 VDC relay power within the total load limit
Load Sharing / Redundancy Supported under the documented multipurpose-supply architecture
Maximum Multipurpose Supplies Up to four
LEDs Power, P/S Fault, Overload, Overtemperature
Operating Temperature 0 to 60 °C
Wiring 14–22 AWG, one wire per terminal
04

System Integration

  • Confirm that the purchase order requires revision E rather than any later PSD140 release.
  • Check the universal backplane load, supply grouping and external-source architecture.
  • Verify polarity, conductor size, terminal condition and cabinet airflow.
  • Test LED states, backplane startup and redundant-source transfer after installation.
05

Applications

  • Revision-controlled RX3i power-supply replacement.
  • Load-sharing or redundant PACSystems RX3i power architectures.
  • Maintenance where the installed qualification record specifically lists revision E.
06

FAQ

Why should the E suffix remain on an IC695PSD140E purchase order?

It identifies the January 2016 hardware release; sites with validated spares or certification records may need that exact revision rather than a generic PSD140.

Does the RoHS change make IC695PSD140E electrically different from the earlier base design?

The release history states no form-fit-function change, but the site should still confirm revision and approval requirements before substitution.

Can a later IC695PSD140 revision replace IC695PSD140E?

Only after the maintenance and qualification process accepts the later release, its labels/approvals and any manufacturing updates.

What should be included when quoting IC695PSD140E for a redundant rack?

Provide the backplane number, complete load calculation, all installed power-supply revisions, independent sources and the required fault-transfer test.

How should IC695PSD140E be accepted after installation?

Verify correct revision, terminal/polarity condition, LED states, backplane voltages under load and the intended response to loss of each power source.

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