Dimensions:14W x 11H x 4.5D inches

Enclosure Type:NEMA 4X or similar

Input Voltage:90–150 Vdc, 88–132 Vac

Operating Temperature:-40 to +65 °C

Power Consumption:Nominal 8 W

Screen Size:5.5 inches (2 rows of 12 characters)

    Engineered for durability and reliability, the WOODHEAD 9907-163 is a state-of-the-art turbine control module specifically tailored for industrial automation environments. This module boasts an advanced design that ensures smooth operation within a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to +65°C, making it suitable for extreme conditions typically found in industrial settings.

    With its compact dimensions and robust enclosure type compliant with NEMA 4X standards, the 9907-163 is built to withstand harsh environmental factors, ensuring longevity and consistent performance. Its efficient power consumption of 8 watts contributes to energy savings without compromising on functionality.

    Featuring a 5.5-inch color display, the module offers intuitive user interaction and clear visual feedback. The large screen size, combined with the ability to display up to 24 alphanumeric characters, facilitates easy monitoring and control of turbine operations. The inclusion of CE, UL, and cUL certifications further reinforces its reliability and safety standards, making it a preferred choice for regulatory-compliant applications.

    For enhanced operational flexibility, the WOODHEAD 9907-163 supports program upload and download capabilities, allowing users to customize settings according to specific process requirements. Its input voltage range of 90–150 Vdc and 88–132 Vac ensures compatibility with various power sources commonly used in industrial plants.

    Equipped with essential features such as programmable current outputs, relay outputs, and actuator outputs, this module provides comprehensive control over turbine functions, enabling operators to optimize performance, reduce downtime, and improve overall efficiency. Its lightweight design (less than 1kg) facilitates easy installation and maintenance, contributing to a streamlined workflow in industrial automation processes.