GE IS215UCCCM04A Compact PCI Controller Board
The GE IS215UCCCM04A Compact PCI Controller Board serves as the command center for turbine control systems in power generation facilities. This rugged industrial board acts as the brains behind GE’s Mark VI Speedtronic control systems, managing complex sequences for gas and steam turbine operations while maintaining sub-millisecond timing precision.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | General Electric |
| Model | IS215UCCCM04A |
| Form Factor | CompactPCI |
| Compatibility | Mark VI Speedtronic Series |
| Dimensions | 160 x 100mm (approximate) |
| Weight | 0.45kg (typical for CPCI boards) |
| Interface | PCI-X/CompactPCI |
Real-World Applications
We’ve seen this board excel in environments like combined cycle power plants where it manages turbine startups and shutdowns. Its hot-swappable design makes maintenance easier during scheduled outages. When paired with sister cards like the IS220PASIH1B and IS230SRTDH2A, it creates a robust control network for turbine protection systems.
Common applications include:
- Gas turbine control panels
- Steam turbine sequencing systems
- Power plant control retrofits
- Emergency shutdown systems
Why Choose Our Inventory?
Our 16 global warehouses stock this board alongside complementary models like VMIVME-7807 and IC698CPE010. We’ve helped clients in Saudi Arabia and Brazil get emergency replacements within 72 hours – no small feat for specialized turbine controls. Every unit comes with our standard 1-year warranty, though we’ve seen these boards routinely last 10+ years in service.
For current pricing or availability, contact Linda directly via WhatsApp or email abbdcs36@gmail.com. We can also source hard-to-find alternatives like the IS215UCVEH2A if needed.
Technical Note:
While this board handles most turbine control logic, remember to verify firmware compatibility with your existing Speedtronic system. We’ve created a compatibility checklist that might save you some headaches during installation.
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