Description
Description
The Woodward EASYGEN-320 is a compact, robust genset controller engineered for single-unit operation in standby or prime power applications. It provides comprehensive engine-generator monitoring, protection, and automatic start-stop sequencing. Designed for high reliability in remote telecommunications sites, small-scale industrial plants, and mobile power units, the EASYGEN-320 ensures stable power delivery by managing essential electrical parameters. Its advanced logic processing allows for precise control of the engine's fuel system and alternator excitation, effectively reducing mechanical wear and preventing operational failures.
Features
- Integrated hardware design combining sensing, control, and display functions in a single flush-mount enclosure.
- High-resolution analog-to-digital converters for precise generator voltage and current monitoring.
- Front-panel LCD and tactile buttons for localized configuration and fault diagnostics without external software.
- Programmable discrete inputs and outputs for integration with auxiliary equipment like fuel pumps, cooling fans, and emergency stop circuits.
- Ruggedized internal circuitry designed to withstand high-vibration and high-temperature environments.
Applications
The EASYGEN-320 is suitable for a variety of power generation applications, including:
- Standby power systems for telecommunications infrastructure.
- Prime power management for small-scale industrial facilities.
- Mobile power generation units and rental power equipment.
- Automated engine start-stop sequencing and protection.
Technical Specifications
| Model |
EASYGEN-320 |
| Brand |
Woodward |
| Input Voltage |
12/24 VDC (8 to 40 VDC continuous) |
| Power Consumption |
Max 10 W |
| Operating Temperature |
-20 to +70 deg C |
Installation Guidelines
- Ensure the unit is flush-mounted in a clean, dry control panel environment.
- Maintain proper clearance for ventilation to prevent overheating during continuous operation.
- Use shielded cabling for analog inputs to minimize EMI interference from engine ignition or alternator noise.
- Verify that the DC supply voltage remains within the 8 to 40 VDC range before powering on.
- Ensure all terminals are securely tightened and properly grounded to the chassis to prevent signal drift.
- Power down the unit before performing any wiring changes or maintenance on the I/O connections.
FAQ
Is external software required to configure the EASYGEN-320?
No, the unit features a built-in LCD and tactile buttons on the front panel, allowing engineers to perform localized configuration and fault diagnostics directly on the device.
Can this controller be used in mobile power units?
Yes, the EASYGEN-320 is designed with ruggedized internal circuitry specifically to withstand the high-vibration and temperature fluctuations typical of engine-mounted and mobile environments.
