GE IC660TSA100: No-Nonsense Process Control for Tough Industrial Jobs
You’ll want this GE module when your plant needs rock-solid process automation that won’t flinch during summer heatwaves or winter freezes. We’ve seen it handle chemical batching lines and wastewater treatment plants where cheaper gear would’ve already quit. It’s not flashy – just does its job quietly while keeping your operations humming.
| Brand | GE Fanuc |
| Model | IC660TSA100 |
| Type | Process Control Module |
| Voltage | 24V DC (±10%) |
| I/O Capacity | 16 inputs / 16 outputs (sinking/source) |
| Comms | Ethernet/IP & Modbus TCP |
| Temp Range | -20°C to +70°C (operating) |
| Size/Weight | 190 × 120 × 50 mm / 1.2 kg |
Fact is, we keep this one in stock because plants actually use it – like that paper mill in Wisconsin where vibration from pulp mixers killed three other brands last year. Runs alongside GE’s VMIVME-7807 controllers and IS230SRTDH2A comms modules without breaking a sweat. Honestly? If you’re upgrading an old MAX1000 system or building new wastewater controls, this plays nice with Triconex 3501s and Emerson OVATION I/O cards. One customer told us it survived a 48-hour power brownout during a hurricane – just rebooted and kept going.

Why it holds up when others don’t
That IP67 rating? Means it laughs at coolant sprays in machine shops and dust storms in cement plants. I’ve seen guys hose these down after maintenance without removing them – not something you’d try with most PLCs. The dual-protocol comms save headaches when integrating legacy Modbus sensors with new Ethernet/IP networks, and the 16-channel flexibility handles everything from valve sequencing to pump control. Honestly, the best part’s how it handles temperature swings; we’ve got units running in Alberta oil fields at -30°C and Arizona smelters at 65°C without a single recalibration. Light enough to toss in your tool bag (just 1.2kg), but heavy-duty enough that you won’t worry about it during seismic events. Tough, but worth it.








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