9905-096
9905-096
9905-096
9905-096
9905-096
9905-096
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Woodward 9905-096 is an AGLC automatic generator loading control for controlled generator loading, unloading and base-load operation.
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Technical specifications for 9905-096

  • Manufacturer:
    Woodward
  • Part Number:
    9905-096
  • Product Family:
    Woodward AGLC
  • Product Type:
    Automatic Generator Loading Control
  • Stock:
    1
  • Woodward part number:
    9905-096
  • Control family:
    AGLC
  • Documented functions:
    Automatic loading, unloading and base-load control
  • Listings:
    UL and CSA
  • Official manual:
    Woodward 82004 Rev D
  • Weight:
    1.06 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    21.6x18.3x4.7cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Loading Sequence Control Interface Commissioning Product Applications

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.
Description
9905-096 is the UL- and CSA-listed member of Woodward’s AGLC family. It coordinates generator loading and unloading through the speed-control load-sharing path, then holds an adjustable base-load level after breaker closure.

In a plant using 9905-096, the useful replacement boundary includes more than the module itself. Breaker auxiliary contacts, raise/lower commands, load-sensor wiring and ramp adjustments together determine how the generating set transfers into and out of load.

Before exchanging 9905-096, record every terminal, adjustment and operating sequence. Commissioning should reproduce the approved ramp direction, base-load setpoint and unload behavior while confirming that breaker status and load-sharing signals respond in the intended order.
Alternative Names
9905096 9905 096 9905–096 99O5-096 9905-O96 990S-096 Woodward 9905-096 AGLC 9905-096 P/N 9905-096 9905-096 AGLC
Technical notes
9905-096 is an AGLC, not a standalone speed governor. Preserve the connected Woodward speed-control/load-sharing arrangement, breaker auxiliary logic and adjustment positions; a correct part number alone does not recreate the installed loading sequence.
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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.
A generator reaches the bus but will not pick up load after a 9905-096 exchange. What should commissioning check first?
Verify breaker-auxiliary feedback and the raise/load command path before changing adjustments; the AGLC cannot begin its ramp if the installed sequence is not proven.
Load rises in the wrong direction with 9905-096 installed. Should the ramp setting be increased?
No. Stop the test and reconcile output polarity, wiring and the connected speed-control input before altering a rate setting.
Can a technician replace 9905-096 without recording the front adjustments?
Do not proceed unless the approved settings or a validated commissioning method are available, because ramp rate and base-load behavior are site-dependent.
The replacement holds load but oscillates around the target. Where should diagnosis begin?
Compare the load-sensor signal, connected governor response and recorded gain/ramp settings; treating the AGLC alone can hide a loop interaction.
Can 9905-096 command the generator breaker directly?
Use the official plant sequence: the AGLC depends on breaker-status and loading logic and must not be assumed to replace the switchgear control circuit.
What closes receiving inspection for a spare 9905-096?
The complete part number, terminal arrangement, listing identity, physical condition and correspondence with the installed AGLC record must all agree.