5464-211 Woodward | NetCon 5000 Series Integrated Power Card

Product Overview

The 5464-211 (Model: 5464-211) is a high-performance integrated Actuator Driver and Power Supply Module, engineered by Woodward in the USA. This dual-function module is a core component within the NetCon 5000 and MicroNet control series, designed to provide both regulated power distribution and precise actuator drive control in a single hardware slot.

By combining these functions, the 5464-211 (Part Number: 5464-211) significantly reduces the need for external power interconnections. It is designed to drive external actuators and solenoid devices while simultaneously conditioning power for distributed control electronics. Its integrated communication ports enable seamless data logging and system diagnostics, making it an essential module for turbine governing and large-scale engine management systems.

Detailed Technical Specifications

The 5464-211 module is defined by the following industrial-grade parameters:

• Manufacturer: Woodward (USA)

• Model Number: 5464-211

• Series: NetCon 5000 / MicroNet Control Series

• Product Type: Integrated Actuator Driver / Power Supply Module

• Primary Function: Regulated power conversion and actuator interface management

• Communication Protocols: Integrated Serial ports compliant with RS-232 and RS-422 standards

• Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +55 °C (-4 °F to +131 °F)

• Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +105 °C

• Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensing

• Input Voltage Range: System rack/backplane dependent industrial DC supply

• Output Signal Types: Conditional power for control electronics and actuator drive outputs

• Physical Form Factor: Standard module card for rack/backplane mounting

• Product Dimensions: 2.6 cm x 24.8 cm x 26.2 cm (164 mm × 148 mm × 35 mm card)

• Net Weight: 1.08 kg (Weight may vary slightly based on specific hardware configuration)

• Compliance: CE/UL certified when installed in approved Woodward chassis

Industrial Application Scenarios

The 5464-211 (Part Number: 5464-211) is strategically deployed in several critical infrastructure sectors:

• Turbine Control Systems: Serving as the primary driver for fuel control valves and steam admission actuators in gas and steam turbines.

• Power Generation: Managing the power distribution to local control electronics while coordinating load-sharing actuators for generator sets.

• Marine Propulsion: Providing reliable actuator control and power stability in engine rooms for precise throttle and propulsion management.

• Process Automation: Integrating high-power actuator drive requirements with low-power digital control logic in heavy industrial plants.