Verified configuration
- Eight circuits are divided into four isolated power groups.
- Control power can be selected independently from the circuit supply.
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Copy| Product Name | GE Fanuc IC660BBS103 Genius Isolated I/O Block without Failed-Switch Diagnostic |
| Item NO. | 2902625 |
| Weight | 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz |
| Category | GE |
| Brand | GE |
| Creation Time | 2026-08-31 |
GE Fanuc 4 isolated pairs
Later eight-circuit isolated I/O block that replaces IC660BBS101 and omits failed-switch comparison.
IC660BBS103 is the later no-failed-switch version of the Genius eight-circuit isolated I/O block. Its four isolated pairs can be configured as inputs or outputs for nominal 115 VAC or 125 VDC circuits.
The block intentionally ignores a difference between the commanded output state and the internal switch state, allowing circuits with manual or other field switches wired in parallel. Open-wire, loss-of-I/O-power, overload, no-load and overtemperature functions remain available where applicable.
IC660BBS103 replaces IC660BBS101. The terminal assembly is IC660TSS100 and the electronics assembly is IC660EBS101, but revision compatibility must be checked when combining older and later assemblies.
IC660BBS103 is the documented replacement for IC660BBS101.
IC660BBS103 is the documented successor to IC660BBS101.
Eight circuits are divided into four isolated power groups.
Four isolated pairs with no Failed Switch comparison.
Circuits: 8 configurable isolated I/O; Grouping: 4 isolated pairs.
Both versions omit the Failed Switch diagnostic.
IC660BBS103 is the documented replacement for IC660BBS101.
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