Woodward 5466-1001 24VDC Power Supply for MicroNet Digital Controller

Woodward 5466-1001 Digital Controller Power Supply Module

The Woodward 5466-1001 is a high-performance power supply for MicroNet Digital Controllers. It ensures uninterrupted operation, efficient current sharing, and quick replacement capability without system shutdown.

• Manufacturer: Woodward Inc.
• Model: 5466-1001
• Series: MicroNet Digital Controller
• Product Type: Digital Controller Power Supply Module
• Warranty: 12 months

Key Technical Specifications

• Output Voltage: 24VDC, 16A
• Input Voltage: 24VDC (LVD & UL)
• Network Isolation: 0–60 Hz, 1000 Vrms
• Speed Sensing: 1–30 Vac
• Maximum Stub Length: 300 mm
• Dimensions: H461 mm × W265 mm × D59 mm
• Operating Temperature: 0 to +55°C
• Power Consumption: Max. 15 W, Typical 13.5 W
• Weight: 22 kg (48 lbs) in chassis
• Manual References: 26167V1, 26166V2

Product Highlights

• Redundant supplies share load evenly and maintain full load if one fails
• Hot-swappable design allows module replacement during operation
• Four LED indicators for quick fault identification: OK, Input Fault, Overtemperature, Power Fault
• Stable 24VDC output supports critical turbine and engine control systems
• Improves system reliability by reducing heat through balanced current sharing

Shipping & Logistics

• Ships worldwide via FedEx, UPS, or DHL
• Packaged in shockproof anti-static material
• Includes installation guide and module protection sleeve

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: What do the LEDs on the front panel indicate?
  A: They show power status, faults, and thermal conditions—green for OK, red for fault.
• Q: Can I replace this module while the system is running?
  A: Yes, it supports hot-swapping for minimal downtime.
• Q: What causes the Power Supply Fault LED to light?
  A: It indicates converter failure or a short circuit in connected devices.
• Q: Is it necessary to use redundant power supplies?
  A: Redundancy increases system uptime and allows load sharing to reduce heat.
• Q: Can both redundant supplies share one input source?
  A: No, separate sources are recommended to prevent complete system failure.

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