The GE HE693STG884D is a high-resolution 8-channel strain gauge (bridge-type) analog input module developed by Horner Electric in collaboration with GE Fanuc Automation. Designed for compatibility with GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLCs and similar legacy systems, the GE HE693STG884D enables direct connection of bridged strain gauges without requiring external signal conditioning, transducers, or amplifiers.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
There are still some products that have not been listed yet. For more information, please contact us. If the product model does not match the displayed picture, the actual model shall prevail. Please consult us for specific product images; We will arrange for the warehouse to take photos for confirmation. We have 76 shared warehouses worldwide, so it may take several hours to accurately respond to your message. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience caused to you. Of course, we will process your inquiry as soon as possible.
The GE HE693STG884D is a high-resolution 8-channel strain gauge (bridge-type) analog input module developed by Horner Electric in collaboration with GE Fanuc Automation. Designed for compatibility with GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLCs and similar legacy systems, the GE HE693STG884D enables direct connection of bridged strain gauges without requiring external signal conditioning, transducers, or amplifiers. It provides precise measurement of small differential voltages from load cells, pressure transducers, and weighing applications. Featuring selectable input ranges (±25 mV, ±50 mV, ±100 mV) and 16-bit resolution, the GE HE693STG884D delivers accurate data for industrial weighing, force monitoring, and process control. The module includes built-in excitation voltage supply and supports weighing functions, making the GE HE693STG884D a preferred choice for retrofits and maintenance in manufacturing, material handling, and test stand applications. Despite being a legacy product, the GE HE693STG884D remains widely supported and valued for its reliability in demanding automation environments.
.jpg)
Model,GE HE693STG884D
Manufacturer,Horner Electric / GE Fanuc Automation
Series,Series 90-30 Compatible I/O Module
Product Type,8-Channel High-Resolution Strain Gauge Input Module
Input Channels,8 (bridge-type strain gauge inputs)
Input Ranges,"±25 mV, ±50 mV, ±100 mV (selectable)"
Resolution,16-bit
Excitation Voltage,Built-in supply for strain gauge bridges
Conversion Type,High-resolution ADC with filtering
Update Rate,Configurable (typically fast scan rates)
Power Requirements,5 VDC from PLC backplane (low consumption)
Operating Temperature,-10°C to +60°C (approximate industrial range)
Mounting,Plugs directly into Series 90-30 rack
Applications,"Weighing systems, load cells, force/strain monitoring, process control"
Additional Features,"Weighing functions, no external conditioning needed, alarm/support bits"
.jpg)
Install the GE HE693STG884D into an available slot in the GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLC rack, ensuring proper alignment with the backplane.
Connect strain gauge bridges (full, half, or quarter) directly to the module's terminal block, wiring excitation, sense, and signal lines per channel.
Configure input ranges (±25/50/100 mV) and scaling via the PLC programming software (e.g., VersaPro or Proficy Machine Edition).
Assign the module's %AI registers (8 channels) and any associated %I alarm bits in the hardware configuration.
Power up the PLC rack and verify module status LEDs indicate healthy operation and no faults.
Download the ladder logic program and monitor raw or scaled strain values in real time.
Calibrate channels using known weights or test signals and adjust offsets/gains as required for accuracy.
.jpg)
Power down the PLC rack completely before inserting or removing the GE HE693STG884D to prevent backplane damage or electrical shock.
Use ESD protection (wrist strap, grounded workstation) when handling the module to safeguard sensitive analog circuitry.
Verify correct wiring polarity for excitation (+/-) and signal lines; reverse connections can damage gauges or module.
Ensure strain gauge bridges are properly balanced and shielded cables are used to minimize noise in industrial environments.
Do not exceed the module's input voltage limits (±100 mV differential) to avoid overload or inaccurate readings.
Confirm rack power supply provides stable 5 VDC and check for sufficient current capacity with multiple I/O modules.
After installation, perform a continuity check on all field wiring and inspect terminal screws for secure tightness.
Check front-panel LEDs on the GE HE693STG884D daily for power, OK, and channel fault indications.
Monitor PLC diagnostics for any module faults, open-circuit alarms, or out-of-range conditions on strain inputs.
Visually inspect field wiring and terminal connections for looseness, corrosion, or cable damage every shift or weekly.
Review logged %AI values and trends to detect drift, noise, or anomalies in strain measurements.
Clean dust from the module vents and rack (power off) using low-pressure compressed air periodically (1-3 months).
Periodically recalibrate channels with certified test weights or shunts to maintain measurement accuracy.
Backup PLC program and configuration files regularly; test module response during scheduled system maintenance shutdowns.
Do you provide global shipping services?
Yes. We have local distribution centers on all continents, which can quickly transport parts to any corner of the world.
2. What payment methods and currencies do you accept?
To make your purchasing process as simple as possible, we offer multiple payment methods including bank transfer, check, and PayPal. Meanwhile, we also accept most mainstream credit and debit cards, such as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. We can accept payments in most major currencies worldwide, but we recommend using US dollars (USD), British pounds (GBP), or euros (EUR) as a priority. Payments in other currencies may incur additional fees. All transactions are securely processed by HSBC Bank and HSBC Merchant Services.
How many parts do you currently have in stock?
We have a vast inventory of thousands of new, refurbished, and outdated automation components, including products from well-known manufacturers such as ABB and Schneider. If you cannot find the required parts, please do not worry. We work closely with a global network of professional suppliers to provide you with tailored quotes even if the part is not listed on our website.
Who can I contact if I encounter any problems?
Our experienced customer service team will handle any issues after you place your order.