WOODWARD 2301D 8273-101 DIGITAL LOAD SHARING SPEED CONTROL

Input Voltage:24 VDC

Modulation Protocol:Modbus

Operating Temperature Range:-40°C to +85°C

Rating for Hazardous Locations:Yes

Control Type:Digital

Frequency Response:Up to 20 kHz

Load Capacity:Up to 1000 kW

Power Consumption:250 W

Communication Interface:RS-485

Safety Certification:CE, UL, CSA

    The WOODWARD 2301D 8273-101 digital load sharing speed control module is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of industrial automation systems, offering unparalleled precision and reliability. Its compact design ensures seamless integration into various applications, while its wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) guarantees consistent performance under diverse environmental conditions.

    Featuring an advanced Modbus communication interface, this module allows for easy connectivity and data exchange with other control systems, enhancing operational efficiency. With a robust load sharing capacity of up to four units, it facilitates the coordination of multiple motors or processes, ensuring optimal performance across complex systems.

    Equipped with a high-resolution speed control mechanism, the 2301D 8273-101 ensures accurate and responsive adjustments, critical for achieving high-efficiency operations. Its accuracy of +/- 0.5% ensures minimal deviation from set parameters, contributing to enhanced productivity and reduced downtime.

    Certified for use in hazardous locations, this module complies with stringent safety standards, making it suitable for applications in potentially explosive atmospheres without compromising reliability. The inclusion of a 24VDC power supply further underscores its adaptability and compatibility with a wide range of industrial setups.

    Crafted with durable materials and robust engineering, the WOODWARD 2301D 8273-101 is designed for long-lasting service, reducing maintenance requirements and total cost of ownership. Its user-friendly interface simplifies setup and configuration, allowing operators to quickly integrate it into their existing systems, thereby streamlining operations and maximizing productivity.