Tag: UR6UH

General Electric Multilin’s UR-6UH is a digital I/O module that, when installed in a general-purpose relay, is capable of controlling and monitoring various auxiliary devices. This particular version of the module provides 6 A (unmonitored) outputs and 4 digital inputs. Potential buyers looking to purchase a model that includes monitoring capabilities should consult any general relay manual (located on the AX Control website) to better understand module options.

Due to the modular design of GE Multilin’s universal relay family, installing the UR-6UH module is easy. These modules feature a plug-and-play design that allows users to simply swap out old modules for new ones, providing fast uptime for all system upgrades. Once the module is properly installed in the universal relay, the user can begin to configure the module process manually via Multilin’s industry-leading EnerVista UR software or via keyboard and LCD.

The digital I/O capabilities of Multilin’s UR-6UH eliminate the need for analog inputs and outputs, offering many advantages over more traditional analog equivalents. Digital data processing is more cost-effective than analog data processing, reducing the pressure on users over time. In addition, digital data generates less electrical noise, contributing to smoother system function.

Frequently Asked Questions about UR-6UH
What does the order code breakdown of the T60 universal relay mean for UR-6UH in the universal Multilin relay?
Let’s take a general purpose relay of the following model: T60-G03-ACH-F8H-H6M-MXX-PXX-UXX-WXX. To understand what each alphanumeric option means and what modules are included in this particular universal relay, you must consider Table 2-4 in the product manual, which breaks down the T60 ordering code for this GE Multilin universal relay. The skeleton order code is T60-***-***-F**-H**-M**-P**-U**-W/X**. Each * represents a variable point in the model number. This allows the end user to select a specific hardware module, such as the CPU, or in this case, a digital I/O module into a generic relay at a specific location. In some cases, * also indicates whether software options are included or not necessarily tangible. If we look at the digital input/output section in the order code detail, we will notice that the underlying digital I/O module can specify a two-digit ordering option in the missing (asterisk) position after the H, M, P, U, or W Spaces. Numeric I/O modules have a two-digit code beginning with a 4 or 6. If we look back at the part number used as an example, we can notice that the H position is followed by a 6M. Therefore, the UR-6M digital I/O module is integrated into this position of the universal T60 relay. Just find XX in the model number, which means there is no module at that location.