WOODWARD 5466-411 Microgrid Ethernet module

The WOODWARD 5466-411 Microgrid Ethernet module is a communication module designed for microgrids and distributed energy systems. It can connect various devices, sensors and actuators in the microgrid to the central control system through Ethernet to realize real-time data transmission, monitoring and remote management.

The following are the main features of WOODWARD 5466-411 Microgrid Ethernet module:

Ethernet communication: The module uses the Ethernet communication protocol and can be connected to any device that supports the Ethernet interface. This allows it to be easily integrated into existing network systems for fast and reliable data transmission.

High-speed data transmission: The WOODWARD 5466-411 module has high-speed data transmission capability, which can transmit data from various devices in the microgrid to the central control system in real time. Whether it is real-time data such as electricity, voltage and current, or event data such as fault information and operating status, it can be processed and analyzed in a timely manner.

Remote Monitoring and management: Through an Ethernet connection, users can remotely access and control various devices in the microgrid. This enables operation and maintenance personnel to monitor the operating status of the system anytime and anywhere, discover and solve problems in time, and improve the reliability and stability of the system.

Flexible configuration and expansion: The WOODWARD 5466-411 module supports flexible configuration options, and users can customize the Settings according to their specific needs. At the same time, it also supports the cascading and scaling of multiple modules to accommodate microgrid systems of different sizes and complexities.

High reliability and safety: The module uses high-quality materials and manufacturing processes to ensure stable and reliable operation in a variety of harsh environments. In addition, it has a variety of security features, such as data encryption, access control, etc., to protect the system from the risk of cyber attacks and data breaches.