9905-995 | Woodward Energize-to-Trip Unit
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Product Description P/N: 9905-995
Description
The 9905-995, part of the Woodward ProTech series, functions as an energize-to-trip unit designed to activate a trip relay upon detecting overspeed conditions through a two-out-of-three hardware vote system. In the event of detection by a single speed-sensing unit, only that unit will trip while the rest of the system remains operational. This model operates with voter relays in a de-energized state during normal operations.
Installation of the 9905-995 device necessitates a well-ventilated location to ensure proper cooling and maintain an operational temperature range of –25 to +60 °C. Sensitivity to vibration and electromagnetic interference mandates placement away from high-current or high-voltage devices. Detailed installation requirements are outlined in Woodward ProTech manual 85196.
Each of the three speed-sensing units employs magnetic pickups (MPUs) to monitor prime mover speed, featuring individual 24 Vdc power supplies and operator interfaces equipped with an LCD, keypad, LED indicators, and a potentiometer. This interface facilitates programming and troubleshooting tasks.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions |
W482.6mm x H310.4mm x D142.7mm |
Display Operating Temperature |
–15 to +60 °C |
Features |
CPU and MPU Failure Indication |
Input Voltage |
24 Vdc = 18–32 Vdc, 7.25 W |
Keypad/Display |
3 Keypads and LCDS |
Manual |
Woodward 85196 |
Model |
Energize-to-Trip |
NEMA Rating |
4 and IP54 |
Operating Temperature |
–25 to +60 °C |
Standards |
Adequate ventilation for cooling and space for servicing |
Information About 9905-995
The 9905-995 Energize-to-Trip Unit, a product of Woodward ProTech, activates a trip relay upon detecting overspeed conditions through a two-out-of-three hardware vote. In case a single speed-sensing unit identifies the condition, only that unit will trip while the remainder of the system remains operational. As a member of the energized-to-trip models within the ProTech overspeed protection series, during standard operations, voter relays remain in a de-energized state.
For optimal performance, the 9905-995 overspeed protection device necessitates installation in a location ensuring adequate ventilation for cooling and maintaining an operating temperature range of –25 to +60 °C. Due to its susceptibility to vibration and electromagnetic interference, it should be situated away from high-current or high-voltage devices. Detailed location requirements can be found in Woodward ProTech manual 85196.
Manufacturer information
Woodward is a leading manufacturer of control systems and components for the aerospace and industrial sectors. With a history spanning over 150 years, Woodward specializes in providing innovative solutions for engine and energy control, serving customers worldwide.
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Description
The 9905-995, part of the Woodward ProTech series, functions as an energize-to-trip unit designed to activate a trip relay upon detecting overspeed conditions through a two-out-of-three hardware vote system. In the event of detection by a single speed-sensing unit, only that unit will trip while the rest of the system remains operational. This model operates with voter relays in a de-energized state during normal operations.
Installation of the 9905-995 device necessitates a well-ventilated location to ensure proper cooling and maintain an operational temperature range of –25 to +60 °C. Sensitivity to vibration and electromagnetic interference mandates placement away from high-current or high-voltage devices. Detailed installation requirements are outlined in Woodward ProTech manual 85196.
Each of the three speed-sensing units employs magnetic pickups (MPUs) to monitor prime mover speed, featuring individual 24 Vdc power supplies and operator interfaces equipped with an LCD, keypad, LED indicators, and a potentiometer. This interface facilitates programming and troubleshooting tasks.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions |
W482.6mm x H310.4mm x D142.7mm |
Display Operating Temperature |
–15 to +60 °C |
Features |
CPU and MPU Failure Indication |
Input Voltage |
24 Vdc = 18–32 Vdc, 7.25 W |
Keypad/Display |
3 Keypads and LCDS |
Manual |
Woodward 85196 |
Model |
Energize-to-Trip |
NEMA Rating |
4 and IP54 |
Operating Temperature |
–25 to +60 °C |
Standards |
Adequate ventilation for cooling and space for servicing |
Information About 9905-995
The 9905-995 Energize-to-Trip Unit, a product of Woodward ProTech, activates a trip relay upon detecting overspeed conditions through a two-out-of-three hardware vote. In case a single speed-sensing unit identifies the condition, only that unit will trip while the remainder of the system remains operational. As a member of the energized-to-trip models within the ProTech overspeed protection series, during standard operations, voter relays remain in a de-energized state.
For optimal performance, the 9905-995 overspeed protection device necessitates installation in a location ensuring adequate ventilation for cooling and maintaining an operating temperature range of –25 to +60 °C. Due to its susceptibility to vibration and electromagnetic interference, it should be situated away from high-current or high-voltage devices. Detailed location requirements can be found in Woodward ProTech manual 85196.
Manufacturer information
Woodward is a leading manufacturer of control systems and components for the aerospace and industrial sectors. With a history spanning over 150 years, Woodward specializes in providing innovative solutions for engine and energy control, serving customers worldwide.