The Woodward 5439-760 is a Main Power Supply Module designed specifically for integration with NetCon control systems used in turbine and engine control applications. It ensures stable power delivery to digital modules and peripheral components within the control architecture. Built to Woodward’s industrial-grade standards, the 5439-760 provides reliable and efficient performance in demanding environments.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Powering NetCon-based turbine and engine control systems

• Use in hydro, steam, and gas turbine control architectures

• Critical infrastructure in generator control panels

• Suitable for industrial automation systems requiring modular PSU

• Retrofit and upgrade solutions in older NetCon environments

Advantages

• Designed and tested for NetCon compatibility

• High reliability in harsh operating environments

• Compact footprint for ease of integration

• Stable and efficient DC-to-DC conversion

• Backed by global Woodward support and service

• Minimizes system downtime through modular replacement

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What systems is the 5439-760 compatible with?

A1: It is designed for Woodward NetCon systems and compatible turbine and engine control platforms.

Q2: What is the input voltage requirement for this module?

A2: The typical input voltage is 24 VDC from a regulated source.

Q3: Can it be used outside NetCon applications?

A3: While optimized for NetCon, it may support other applications requiring similar specifications, but this is not guaranteed.

Q4: Is it suitable for extreme temperatures?

A4: Yes, it operates from -40 °C to +70 °C.

Q5: What is the installation method?

A5: It can be mounted on a DIN rail or directly to a control cabinet.

Q6: Is the 5439-760 hot-swappable?

A6: No, power should be disconnected during replacement to avoid damage.

Q7: What kind of load can it support?

A7: It supports the internal operational load of NetCon control components.

Q8: Are there any protective features included?

A8: Yes, it typically includes overvoltage and thermal protection mechanisms.

Q9: Does the 5439-760 require regular maintenance?

A9: No routine maintenance is required, but periodic inspections for dust, temperature, and voltage stability are recommended.

Q10: What happens if the power supply module fails during operation?

A10: If the 5439-760 fails, the NetCon system may lose power, potentially halting control processes. A redundant power configuration is recommended for critical systems.