Product Details
Product Description
Overview
The IC695ACC400 from GE Fanuc is a dedicated CPU energy storage module for the RX3i PACSystem. Designed to maintain CPU data integrity during power interruptions, this energy pack ensures reliable operation for PACSystem CPE305 and CPE310 controllers. Its compact design allows module-side mounting, providing seamless integration into existing systems.
Technical Specifications
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Model / Part Number: IC695ACC400
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Manufacturer: GE Fanuc Emerson
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Product Type: CPU Energy Pack
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Product Line / Series: RX3i PACSystem
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Compatible Controllers: CPE305, CPE310, and CPE302 supported
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Purpose: Maintain CPU memory during power failures
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Operating Life:
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0–50°C: 10+ years
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60°C: 4.5 years
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Mounting: On the left side of the module, typically near the power supply
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Connector Type: Samtec IPD1-04-D-K
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Cable Compatibility: IC695CBL001
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Cable Length: 3 ft (0.91 m)
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Cable Voltage Rating: 300 VAC
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Conductors: Tinned copper
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Cable Insulation: PVC
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Status Indicators: Charging, Fault, Low Capacitance, Fully Charged
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Operating Temperature: 0 to 60°C (32°F to 140°F)
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Certification / Compliance: EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
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Weight: 0.31 kg (0.69 lbs)
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Product Lifecycle: Active
Applications
The IC695ACC400 is used in RX3i PACSystem environments to protect critical data in CPUs during unexpected power interruptions. It is ideal for applications where continuity of process data and memory integrity is essential, such as industrial control, manufacturing systems, and process automation.
FAQ / Common Questions
Q: Which controllers are compatible with IC695ACC400?
A: The module supports CPE305, CPE310, and is partially compatible with CPE302.
Q: How long does the energy pack last under normal operating temperatures?
A: At 0–50°C, the expected lifespan exceeds 10 years. At 60°C, it is approximately 4.5 years.
Q: Can the module be connected to other cables besides IC695CBL001?
A: The recommended cable is IC695CBL001 for proper connection and voltage handling.
Q: Where is this module mounted?
A: It is mounted on the left side of the RX3i module, typically near the power supply.
Q: How does IC695ACC400 differ from IC695ACC401?
A: IC695ACC401 may offer extended operational parameters or different connector types. IC695ACC400 focuses on standard RX3i CPU support and long-term reliability.
Additional Information
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- Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.
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