GE iBox User Manual

GE Grid Solutions
iBox/iBox Kit
Installation and Maintenance Guide
GE Information
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What is an iBox Kit?, continued
Operation and
Maintenance
The iBox Kit can be configured to operate over a LAN or through a serial
connection.
If you configure the iBox Kit to operate over a LAN, you can maintain the iBox
configuration over the LAN or directly through the WESMAINT port. If you operate
the iBox Kit through a serial connection, you can only maintain the iBox
configuration through the WESMAINT port.
Inputs/
Outputs
The iBox Kit provides the following:
• Eight digital inputs
• Four control outputs
• Eight DC analog inputs (optional)
• Three PT (120/208 V) and three CT (5 A) AC analog inputs (optional)
Digital Inputs
The iBox Kit provides the following digital inputs, directly from the iBox:
• Eight optically isolated status inputs, 25
VDC or 125 VDC, with 10% overload
• Wetting options
• LED indications
• 4-5 mA typical current burden per input (up to 48
VDC)
• Maximum 0.5 W heat dissipation per input from current burden of inputs at
125
VDC
Control
Outputs
The iBox Kit provides the following control outputs, directly from the iBox:
• Four Trip/Close pairs, or two Trip/Close pairs and two Form A contacts.
• Separate Master Trip and Master Close relays
• Security features:
− Protection against erroneous operation due to single point of failure
− Select-before-operate (SBO) functionality
• 35
W breaking @ 125 VDC, 180 W breaking @ 30 VDC
• 6
A current handling capability
DC Analog
Inputs
(option)
The iBox Kit provides the following DC Analog Inputs through a DC Analog Input
Module:
• Eight DC analog inputs
• DC voltage options: +1 VDC, +5 VDC, +10 VDC
• DC current options: +20 mA, 4–20 mA
• 14-bit resolution plus sign
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GE iBox Specifications

General

Brand	GE
Model	iBox
Category	Controller
Language	English