Features:
- Loading sequence: ramps a connected generator into or out of load through the load-sharing path.
- Base-load operation: maintains an adjustable load target after the approved breaker sequence.
- Listed variant: official Woodward documentation identifies 9905-096 as the UL- and CSA-listed AGLC.
The exact 9905-096 part number identifies the listed AGLC variant used in the installed generator-loading circuit.
Breaker status, raise/lower commands and the connected speed-control system establish the behavior that must be retained during replacement.
A controlled checkout verifies ramp direction, base-load response and unloading before the generating set returns to automatic operation.
Apter Power supports exact-model review and quotation for Woodward 9905-096 Automatic Generator Loading Control.
Woodward 9905-096 Automatic Generator Loading Control Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Use the complete 9905-096 product model in every document request.
- Breaker transition: auxiliary contact state tells the control when the generator has joined or left the bus.
- Load ramp: adjustable ramp behavior limits the rate at which generator load rises or falls.
- Base-load target: the control settles at the recorded load reference after the loading sequence.
- Unload path: the reverse sequence reduces load before breaker release.
- Speed-control path: AGLC output acts through the connected Woodward load-sharing or speed-control input.
- Raise/lower commands: external contacts initiate controlled changes rather than direct breaker operation.
- Load sensing: the generator-load signal closes the loop around the requested loading level.
- Terminal record: exact field wiring and polarity remain part of the installed configuration.
- Adjustment capture: record ramp and base-load settings before the old control is disturbed.
- Sequence proof: test breaker status and loading commands in the approved operating order.
- Stable target: confirm that generator load settles without hunting at the recorded setpoint.
- Safe unload: verify load reduction precedes breaker opening under the site procedure.
- Utility-parallel generator loading: controls the transition from unloaded operation to a scheduled base-load level.
- Multiple-generator plants: works with the existing load-sharing arrangement while preserving the approved bus sequence.
- Generator-set outage recovery: restores a documented AGLC position without redesigning the surrounding governor circuit.
- Legacy control maintenance: supports exact-part replacement where terminal and adjustment records are available.