IAC11 information/TCC
IAC11 information/TCC
(OP)
I have already contacted my local GE rep, but no response from him yet. I was hoping that someone could help me with information on a GE IAC11 relay. Specifically I am looking at coordination and I really need the TCC for such relay.
Thanks in advance for any assistance with this - hoping someone has even heard of it (totally new one to me).
Thanks in advance for any assistance with this - hoping someone has even heard of it (totally new one to me).






RE: IAC11 information/TCC
RE: IAC11 information/TCC
The program contains several relay curves, among them the IAC11 as an electromechanical relay. The curves can be written out pointwise as a text file.
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RE: IAC11 information/TCC
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Why replace it? If it's cleaned and maintained, it is perfectly able to perform as on the date it was first installed.
I know of many electromechanical relays in service over sixty years and they still perform to the manufacturer's specifications.
Granted, it doesn't have digital communications, keypads, digital displays, or metering functions but somehow we managed to power the planet without microprocessors.
And You'll NEVER have to worry about having the latest firmware revision.
:)
old field guy
RE: IAC11 information/TCC
It's a good forward thinking to at least prepare for the eventioul failure, or better to replace the relay with a relay you can quickly get parts or a replacment for.
In my case, I replace older relays because it affords a reduction in the cost of testing.
You don't keep a model T Ford because it still works, you keep a model T Ford because you want to.
RE: IAC11 information/TCC
RE: IAC11 information/TCC
Thanks for posting this.
dpc