Description
Manufacturer:General Electric
Model:DS3800NFCD1Q1H
Category:Boards & Turbine Control / Mark IV DS3800
Board Type:Firing Circuit Board
Compatibility:Mark IV (Speedtronic) Series
Connector Types:218A4637-P4 11492BR, 218A4637-P4 32694AR, Vertical 5-pin (male)
Drilled Holes:Factory drilled in all corners, including twice in each left corner and three additional locations
Alignment Marks:Present along the top edge
Additional Features:Includes multiple connectors and alignment marks for easy installation and maintenance
The DS3800NFCD1Q1H is a specialized firing circuit board meticulously engineered by General Electric for use within the Mark IV turbine control system. Its primary function is to facilitate the ignition process within gas and steam turbines, ensuring precise control over the combustion process. This critical component enhances the efficiency and reliability of the turbine operations.
With its robust design, the DS3800NFCD1Q1H features factory-drilled holes in strategic locations, allowing for secure installation and alignment. This attention to detail ensures that the board operates seamlessly within the complex machinery it supports.
The board comes equipped with multiple connectors, including two along its right edge and one vertical 5-pin (male) connector in the lower left quadrant. These connectors enable seamless integration with other components of the Mark IV system, ensuring a cohesive and efficient operational environment.
Designed for durability and long-term performance, this firing circuit board is ideal for industries relying on gas and steam turbines for power generation. It is a vital component in enhancing the overall performance and longevity of these critical systems.
Backed by years of engineering excellence from General Electric, the DS3800NFCD1Q1H represents the pinnacle of innovation in turbine control technology. Choose this reliable and high-quality firing circuit board to ensure optimal functionality and efficiency in your turbine operations.
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