GE IS220PDOAH1A 336A4940CSP2 – Discrete Output Module That Just Works
When your plant needs rock-solid discrete outputs that won’t flinch during voltage spikes or vibration, this GE module delivers. We’ve seen it handle 12 relay channels across bottling lines and conveyor systems where cheaper modules failed within months. It slots right into Mark VIe setups with those SRLY/TRLY terminal boards – no headache swapping boards when maintenance calls at 2AM.
| Brand | GE (General Electric) |
| Model | IS220PDOAH1A / 336A4940CSP2 |
| Dimensions | 3.25″ H × 1.65″ W × 4.78″ D (fits tight control cabinets) |
| Voltage & Relays | 28V input, 12 relay channels (handles 2A per channel) |
| Connectivity | Dual Ethernet ports, SRLY/TRLY terminal compatibility |
| Indicators | Power, Attention, TxRx, Link LEDs (no guesswork during faults) |

Fact is, most plants don’t realize they need this until their old modules start dropping outputs during compressor startups. We’ve got these humming in paper mills alongside IS215UCVEH2A controllers and IS230SRTDH2A comms modules – same Mark VIe ecosystem. One Midwest plant ran three shifts for 18 months straight with zero relay failures, even after that nasty -30°F snap last winter. If you’re using FCP280 logic controllers or need to replace IS200SRTDH2ACB comms cards, this output module plays nice with all of ’em.

Truth be told, the surface-mount design is why it survives where through-hole boards crack. Flash memory boots fast when power returns, RAM holds logs through brownouts – saw one unit in a steel mill keep running after a 40ms dip that killed two competitor modules. Those dual Ethernet ports? Lifesavers when you need to mirror traffic to a backup HMI without rewiring. Personally, I found the TxRx LED blinking pattern helps spot comms issues before alarms trigger – saved a brewery client $200k in downtime last quarter. Not flashy, but when your turbine control depends on clean relay switching, this thing just gets the job done.








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