Overview

The Woodward 9907-027 Load Sharing Module is engineered to ensure stable and efficient operation of generators running in parallel. By automatically adjusting each generator’s output, it prevents overloads and optimizes fuel usage. This module is especially useful in systems where multiple gensets must share load proportionally, such as in power plants, offshore platforms, and industrial facilities.

Moreover, the 9907-027 supports both isochronous and droop control modes, allowing operators to tailor load sharing behavior to system requirements. It features forward-acting control logic, meaning it increases fuel delivery when load increases. The module is CE and UL certified, and its compact design supports panel or rack mounting, offering flexibility in installation.

Therefore, this module is a trusted solution for engineers seeking reliable load distribution and frequency stability in multi-generator environments.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

• Power Plants: Ensures balanced load sharing among multiple generators.

• Marine Systems: Manages propulsion and auxiliary power sources on ships.

• Industrial Facilities: Supports backup and base-load generator coordination.

• Offshore Platforms: Maintains stable power distribution in remote environments.

• Renewable Integration: Coordinates diesel gensets with solar or wind systems.

For instance, in a marine vessel, the 9907-027 can synchronize and balance load between propulsion and auxiliary generators, improving fuel efficiency and system stability. In addition, its dual-mode control allows flexible response to varying load conditions.

FAQ

Q1: What control modes does the 9907-027 support?
It supports both isochronous and droop control modes.

Q2: How many modules can be connected for load sharing?
Up to four modules can be connected in a load sharing configuration.

Q3: What is the operating voltage?
It operates on 230 VAC input.

Q4: Is it suitable for marine applications?
Yes, it is widely used in marine and offshore generator systems.