Description
Product Description
The Woodward 9907-247 is the low-voltage version of the 828 Digital Control, designed for configurable engine, turbine, generator, marine, and industrial control applications. The controller supports two speed inputs for magnetic pickups or proximity switches, four analog inputs, three analog outputs, eight discrete inputs, and three discrete outputs. Its programmable I/O allows the same hardware to be adapted to different control strategies, including load-sharing applications. The 9907-247 operates from an 18–40 VDC supply, with 24 or 32 VDC nominal operation and approximately 40 W nominal power consumption. Woodward documentation identifies the 9907-247 specifically as the low-voltage 828 Digital Control model.
9907-247
Product Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Woodward |
| Model | 9907-247 |
| Series | 828 Digital Control |
| Product Type | Digital Engine / Load-Sharing Control |
| Voltage Version | Low Voltage |
| Supply Voltage | 18–40 VDC |
| Nominal Voltage | 24 or 32 VDC |
| Power Consumption | 40 W nominal |
| Speed Inputs | 2 |
| Analog Inputs | 4 |
| Analog Outputs | 3 |
| Discrete Inputs | 8 |
| Discrete Outputs | 3 |
| Communication | LON channels; serial communication options depend on configuration |
| Chassis | Single PCB in sheet-metal chassis |
| Application | Engine, turbine, generator, marine and industrial control |
| Condition | Verify actual listing condition before purchase |
| Discontinued Status | Legacy/older Woodward 828 hardware; verify replacement availability |
The 9907-247 is intended for applications requiring configurable speed sensing and control. Woodward specifies support for magnetic pickups or proximity switches and provides circuitry for load-sharing systems. The hardware can also support tandem or dual actuator configurations depending on the application and configuration.
FAQ
Q: What is Woodward 9907-247?
A: It is the low-voltage Woodward 828 Digital Control hardware.
Q: What is the main difference between 9907-247 and 9907-248?
A: Woodward identifies 9907-247 as the low-voltage model, while 9907-248 is the high-voltage version.
Q: What power supply does 9907-247 require?
A: The specified supply range is 18–40 VDC, with 24 or 32 VDC nominal operation.
Q: Does it support load sharing?
A: Yes. The 828 hardware includes circuitry and connections for load-sharing applications.
Q: Can the controller use magnetic pickups?
A: Yes. The hardware provides two speed inputs that can be configured for magnetic pickups or compatible proximity-switch applications.
Recommended Related Woodward Models
- 9907-248 — 828 High-Voltage Digital Control
- 9905-068 — 723PLUS Digital Speed Control
- 9905-070 — 723PLUS Digital Control
- 9905-462 — Woodward Digital Speed Control
- 9905-463 — Woodward Digital Speed Control
- 9905-792 — Woodward Digital Control
- 9907-018 — 2301A Load Sharing & Speed Control
- 9907-838 — Woodward Digital Control
- 9907-167 — Woodward Digital Control
- 9907-175 — Woodward Digital Control
For replacement work, verify the complete part number, hardware revision, supply voltage, actuator configuration, I/O requirements, and application-specific programming before installation.
