Woodward 5439-754 Netcon Expansion Chassis

The Woodward 5439-754 Netcon Expansion Chassis is a rugged and modular extension component designed for integration into NetCon 3B control systems. It offers a reliable and scalable platform for extending I/O and functionality in complex automation and turbine control environments. The chassis is engineered to support simplex system architectures with seamless communication and mounting compatibility for NetCon modules.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Gas and steam turbine control

• Compressor control systems

• Process automation in power generation

• Critical infrastructure and marine applications

• Distributed control architectures in heavy industries

Advantages

• Compatible with a wide range of Netcon I/O and field terminal modules

• Designed for harsh industrial environments with global certifications

• Modular and scalable for various control system expansion needs

• Simplifies system integration and maintenance

• High reliability with proven field performance in mission-critical systems

FAQ

Q1: What systems is the 5439-754 chassis compatible with?

A1: It is compatible with Netcon 3B systems, primarily in simplex configurations.

Q2: Does it support redundant power supplies?

A2: No, the 5439-754 is designed for simplex architectures without redundancy.

Q3: What type of modules can be installed in the chassis?

A3: It supports Netcon-compatible field terminal and I/O modules.

Q4: Is the chassis certified for marine or offshore use?

A4: Yes, it has certifications including ABS and DNV for marine applications.

Q5: What is the typical use case for this chassis?

A5: Expansion of I/O capacity in turbine, compressor, or industrial automation systems.

Q6: Can this chassis be used in redundant control configurations?

A6: No, it is intended for simplex systems; redundant applications require different models.

Q7: How is it mounted?

A7: The unit is rack-mounted in standard 19-inch enclosures.

Q8: What are the environmental requirements for this chassis?

A8: It is suitable for typical industrial environments as per Woodward system specs.

Q9: Is field wiring integrated into the chassis?

A9: No, it requires connection to appropriate field terminal modules.

Q10: What makes this chassis different from NetCon 3B I/O chassis (e.g., 5439-794)?

A10: The 5439-754 is focused on simplex expansion, while the 5439-794 supports broader I/O capabilities and configurations.