8280-4001
8280-4001
8280-4001
8280-4001
8280-4001
8280-4001
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8280-4001

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8280-4001 is a Woodward LECM engine-mounted controller identified by OEM number 7607E05 for coordinated large-engine control and protection.
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Technical specifications for 8280-4001

  • Manufacturer:
    Woodward
  • Part Number:
    8280-4001
  • Product Family:
    Woodward
  • Product Type:
    Woodward Large Engine Control Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • OEM part number:
    7607E05
  • Hardware model:
    LECM
  • Revision shown:
    F
  • Input voltage:
    24 V DC
  • Main input current:
    6 A maximum
  • EID input current:
    20 A maximum
  • Ambient temperature:
    -40 to +85 degC
  • Enclosure marking:
    IP54
  • Hazardous location:
    Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D, T4
  • IECEx certificate:
    IECEx CSA 14.0047X
  • Ex marking:
    Ex nA IIC T4 Gc IP54
  • Weight:
    6.9 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    43.2 x 30.5 x 10.5 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Features:

  • Exact OEM identity: manufacturer and OEM part numbers are confirmed from the supplied nameplate
  • Modular engine control: the LECM platform coordinates control, protection, diagnostics, and communications
  • Configuration-controlled service: stack, software, calibration, and security state must remain aligned
8280-4001 is traceable to Woodward LECM hardware and OEM number 7607E05 rather than a neighboring catalog description.

The platform can combine Main, EID, and Aux functions, but the exact installed stack and application must be established from this unit and the engine records.

A safe spare strategy preserves the validated application, I/O and connector map, calibration, network identity, service-tool access, and hazardous-location evidence.
Apter Power can review 8280-4001 nameplate, OEM application, stack, condition, documentation, and sourcing scope before quotation.
Woodward 8280-4001 Woodward Large Engine Control Module Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
  • Module inventory: document Main, EID, Aux, or other installed sections from the actual unit.
  • Connector map: retain every harness position, key, shield, and mating interface.
  • No neighbor inference: do not assign an 8280-4003 or other catalog function to this hardware.
  • DC supply: verify the 24 V source, main and EID current paths, grounding, and protection.
  • Temperature boundary: keep the installation within the -40 to +85 degC nameplate range.
  • Hazardous area: preserve IP54 and the exact Class I Division 2 and IECEx installation conditions.
  • Application archive: secure the validated OEM program and calibration before service.
  • Tool access: record service-tool version, communication path, credentials, and security state under site control.
  • Acceptance evidence: verify I/O, engine protections, networks, alarms, and data logging before operation.
  • Stationary large engines: host a validated OEM control and protection application.
  • Engine-mounted modular control: coordinate documented LECM hardware sections through one architecture.
  • Configuration-controlled replacement: recover an engine using exact hardware, application, calibration, and interface records.
Description
8280-4001 is identified on the supplied Woodward nameplate as an LECM with OEM part number 7607E05 and revision F. The 24 V DC hardware belongs to Woodward's engine-mounted Large Engine Control Module platform for coordinated control, monitoring, protection, data logging, and communications.

Woodward builds LECM hardware as stand-alone modules or interlocking stacks whose Main, EID, and Aux functions depend on the ordered configuration. For 8280-4001, the supplied photographs confirm the exact manufacturer part number and label ratings but do not justify assigning an unlisted stack function from neighboring 8280 catalogs.

Before commissioning 8280-4001, verify OEM part number 7607E05, connector and stack arrangement, application software, service-tool and security state, engine I/O map, network settings, hazardous-location requirements, and the validated OEM calibration. Do not load a generic LECM application into this exact unit without configuration evidence.
Alternative Names
Woodward LECM 8280 4001 LECM 7607E05 Woodward Large Engine Control Hardware OEM 7607E05 Engine Controller
Technical notes
8280-4001 is a 24 V DC LECM labeled OEM PN 7607E05, revision F, for -40 to 85 degC and IP54/Class I Division 2 service. Preserve the exact OEM application, stack and connector map, service-tool/security state, engine calibration, and network settings; a generic LECM file can be technically unsafe even when it loads.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Why can 8280-4001 power up but remain unsuitable for the engine application?
The hardware may lack the validated OEM program, calibration, stack definition, I/O map, security state, or network settings. Power and LEDs prove only part of the configuration needed for safe engine control.
What should be archived before 8280-4001 is removed from service?
Preserve the OEM application, calibration, alarm and trip settings, stack and connector inventory, I/O map, network identity, service-tool version, security state, event logs, and complete nameplate photographs.
How should the hazardous-location suitability of 8280-4001 be checked?
Compare the actual nameplate markings with the site classification, ambient range, IP54 enclosure conditions, wiring method, connectors, grounding, temperature code, and the applicable installation control drawing.
Can another Woodward LECM catalog be substituted for 8280-4001?
Not from family membership alone. Match manufacturer and OEM part numbers, module stack, I/O and drivers, connector keying, firmware, validated application, calibration, certifications, and engine requirements.
What should be investigated when 8280-4001 loses communication but engine I/O remains active?
Separate service, HMI or PLC, remote-diagnostic, and inter-module communication paths; then check network settings, cables, gateways, security state, processor diagnostics, and the archived architecture before changing the engine application.
Which evidence makes an 8280-4001 RFQ technically complete?
Provide the 8280-4001 and 7607E05 labels, revision, stack and connector photographs, application and tool versions, engine and OEM identity, certification requirements, quantity, condition, destination, and outage date.

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