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Manufactured as an Energize-to-Trip unit from Woodward, part of the ProTech 203 Overspeed Protection series, the 9907-146 model has a power supply of 24 VDC. This model has the capability to display the actual speed from each of the speed probes.

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  • Part Number: 9907-146
  • SKU: 9907146WO
  • Manufacturer: Woodward
  • Series: ProTech 203 Overspeed Protection

9907-146 Technical Specifications

Part Number 9907-146
Series ProTech 203 Overspeed Protection
Manufacturer Woodward
Model Energize-to-Trip
Manual 85204
Keypad/Display 12 keys, 1 knob, 1 display per module
Features MPU Fail Option and Timer
Standards IP54 for Europe
Dimensions W19in x H12.244in x D5.62in
NEMA Rating 4 and 4X for North America
Weight Between 13 and 17 lbs
Operating Temperature –25 to +60 °C (–13 to +140 °F)
Input Voltage 24 Vdc = 18–32 Vdc, 5.12 W

Product Description

The ProTech 203 Overspeed Protection model 9907-146 is an Energize-to-Trip unit designed by Woodward. This unit has three speed-sensing units that act independently to monitor prime mover speed and perform speed calculations. Speed is monitored using magnetic pickups (MPUs). This overspeed protection device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference and must be installed in a location protected from high-voltage and high-current devices.

In a total response time of 40 ms or less, speed-sensing units A, B, and C sample prime mover speed perform independent speed calculations, then activate a trip relay if a two-out-of-three hardware vote determines overspeed conditions have been met.

The present speed of an individual unit is the default display on that unit’s operator interface LCD. Additional parameters can be viewed by cycling through using the keypad on the interface. The peak speed of each unit is updated each time the present speed exceeds the previously recorded peak speed during an overspeed condition. When this happens, the new peak speed is updated and stored in non-volatile memory.

Additional features of ProTech model 9907-146 are:

  • Remote reset
  • Alarm outputs
  • LED functional status indicator – separate LEDs for MPU failure, CPU failure, tripped unit
  • Built-in self-test
  • MPU Fail Timer

Woodward Manual 85204 (G) has complete details on each of these features, tunable parameters, and safety precautions for model 9907-146. Because this is an energize-to-trip overspeed protection model, a prime mover trip is not guaranteed to occur from loss of power.

Frequently Asked Questions about 9907-146

What wiring is required when operating the 9907-146 model?

The wiring required when operating the 9907-146 or any other ProTech 203 units is shielded cable wiring. This wiring must have twisted conductor pairs with braided or foil shielding. All of the signal lines required with the 9907-146 model should also be shielded to prevent the unit from picking up any stray signals from adjacent equipment. Make sure that shielded signal wires are not used with any other wiring that carries large currents. 

What is the trip speed setpoint on this model used for?

The trip speed setpoint on this unit is used to configure the prime mover to the speed in rpm. The user will expect the unit to de-energize when an alarm relay occurs or turn on the trip LED and energize and de-energize the voter relays on the model. Please note that the energizing and de-energizing of the voter relays depend on what version the unit is, which in this case is energizing. 

Reviews For 9907-146

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One of the downsides of the 9907-146 model is that as an Energize-to-Trip model, the unit runs a risk of a non-trip when power loss of the prime mover occurs. This risk could lead to property damage and in some cases personal injury or loss of life. Before operating this unit make sure to read the attached manual carefully to avoid these risks. - AX Control Tech

Repair Services For 9907-146

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Repair Service 1-2 weeks $4438

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