IS230TRLYH1BGG GE Mark VIe Relay Output Terminal Board

IS230TRLYH1BGG GE Mark VIe Relay Output Terminal Board

The IS230TRLYH1BGG is a relay output board with coil sensing. It belongs to the GE Mark VIe control system. This board carries 12 plug-in magnetic relays. Because relays 1 to 6 use jumpers, you can set them as dry Form-C contacts or as solenoid drivers. Relays 7 to 11 offer unpowered isolated Form-C contacts. Relay 12 handles special loads such as ignition transformers. The board uses surface-mount technology and is made in the USA.

Board Data

• Brand: General Electric
• Model: IS230TRLYH1BGG
• Series: Mark VIe
• Type: Relay output with coil sensing terminal board
• Origin: United States of America
• Technology: Surface-mount
• Relay count: 12 plug-in magnetic relays
• Operating temperature: −30 to 60 °C
• Availability: In stock

Relay Circuit Layout

• Outputs 1–6: jumper-configurable, dry Form-C or solenoid driver
• Power choices: 125 V DC, 115/230 V AC, or 24 V DC with jumper-selectable fuses
• Suppression: on-board spike protection
• Outputs 7–11: unpowered isolated Form-C contacts
• Output 12: isolated Form-C for special loads

Wiring Paths

• I/O blocks: two blocks, 24 terminals each, up to #12 AWG
• Block fixing: two screws per block
• Shield strip: left side of each block, tied to chassis ground
• JF1: solenoid power for outputs 1–6
• JF2: daisy-chain power to extra TRLY boards
• TB3: alternate power entry when JF1 and JF2 are unused
• JG1: dedicated power for the output 12 solenoid

Jumpers and Fuses

• JP1–JP6 ship separately in a plastic bag.
• Refit JP1–JP6 only when field solenoids need power.
• Match each jumper to the solenoid voltage.
• Run loop energization checks before power-up.
• Remove output fuses for true isolation. This stops suppression leakage on the bus.

Warranty and Dispatch

• 12-month warranty from delivery date
• Dispatch in 24–28 hours
• Couriers: FedEx, UPS, DHL
• Tracking sent after dispatch

FAQ

Q: JP1–JP6 are missing from the box. Is the board incomplete?

A: No. GE ships JP1–JP6 in a separate bag. Fit them only when outputs 1–6 power field solenoids. Store them if you use dry contacts.

Q: How do I get clean isolated contacts on outputs 1–6?

A: Remove the output fuses. This clears suppression leakage from the power bus. Then the relays act as dry contacts.

Q: Where does solenoid power go?

A: Use JF1 for outputs 1–6. Use JG1 for the output 12 solenoid. Use JF2 to chain power to more TRLY boards.

Q: What wire size do the terminal blocks take?

A: Up to #12 AWG. Each block has 24 terminals and two fixing screws. Torque per the Mark VIe manual.

Q: What should I check before first power-up?

A: Verify jumper positions and fuse states. Run loop energization checks per circuit. Confirm the shield strip grounds to chassis.