8200-226
8200-226
8200-226
8200-226
8200-226
8200-226
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8200-226

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Woodward 8200-226 is an SPC servo position controller for closed-loop actuator positioning with DeviceNet and analog demand capability.
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Technical specifications for 8200-226

  • Manufacturer:
    Woodward
  • Part Number:
    8200-226
  • Product Family:
    Woodward SPC Series
  • Product Type:
    SPC Servo Position Controller
  • Stock:
    1
  • Woodward part number:
    8200-226
  • Control platform:
    SPC
  • Supply:
    18-32 Vdc
  • Demand interfaces:
    DeviceNet and/or 4-20 mA
  • Primary function:
    Closed-loop actuator positioning
  • Weight:
    1.565 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    33x20.3x7.6cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Position Loop Control Interface Service Setup Product Applications

Features:

  • Closed-loop positioning: regulates actuator position from demand and feedback.
  • Interface flexibility: supports documented DeviceNet or analog demand arrangements.
  • Field setup: travel, direction and loop scaling remain application-specific.
8200-226 belongs to Woodward’s current SPC servo-positioning platform.

The useful replacement boundary includes the actuator, feedback sensor, demand source and stored calibration.

A safe checkout proves direction and mechanical limits locally before remote commands are restored.

Apter Power supports exact-part review for Woodward 8200-226 SPC applications.
Woodward 8200-226 SPC Servo Position Controller 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.
  • Demand: receives the requested actuator position.
  • Feedback: measures actual travel for closed-loop correction.
  • Direction: polarity and mechanics must produce negative feedback.
  • Limits: calibrated endpoints protect usable actuator travel.
  • DeviceNet: network operation depends on the recorded node and data mapping.
  • Analog demand: documented applications may use a 4-20 mA command.
  • Supply: controller input is 18-32 Vdc.
  • Field wiring: shield and reference practices remain part of the loop.
  • Setting capture: archive configuration before disconnecting the controller.
  • Mechanical record: mark linkage position and fail direction.
  • Local proof: test limited travel before enabling remote control.
  • System proof: confirm demand tracking, alarms and shutdown response.
  • Turbine actuator positioning: closes the loop on a documented valve or servo mechanism.
  • Engine control: positions a compatible fuel or air actuator from the approved demand source.
  • DeviceNet installations: restores a networked SPC node with known addressing.
  • Analog retrofit maintenance: retains a validated 4-20 mA demand and position-feedback loop.
Description
8200-226 closes a position loop around a compatible actuator using the feedback and demand channels defined for Woodward SPC hardware. The controller can participate in DeviceNet-based control or receive an analog demand, depending on the approved application.

A correct 8200-226 spare must match more than enclosure dimensions. Feedback type, actuator drive requirements, 18-32 Vdc supply, network addressing and any 4-20 mA scaling all belong to the installed control loop.

Before replacing 8200-226, save settings and document terminal assignments, mechanical travel and fail position. Commission with the prime mover secured, prove feedback direction and travel limits, then validate remote demand and network behavior before automatic service.
Alternative Names
8200226 8200 226 Woodward 8200-226 SPC 8200-226 P/N 8200-226 8200–226 Woodward SPC 8200-226 Servo Position Controller 8200-226
Technical notes
8200-226 is the DeviceNet SPC model and must be calibrated to the installed actuator feedback before service. Keep the prime mover secured, preserve the actuator limits and configuration, and verify controlled direction and travel before restoring remote demand. The SPC Service Tool retains the settings used to reproduce the approved position loop.
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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.
The actuator drives to an end stop with 8200-226 installed. What is the immediate action?
Remove the command under the approved shutdown procedure and verify feedback polarity, linkage direction and calibration before another motion test.
Can 8200-226 be commissioned without recording actuator travel?
Do not proceed to automatic control; mechanical endpoints and the safe fail position must be known before the position loop is released.
DeviceNet sees 8200-226 but the actuator does not follow demand. What should be compared?
Check node configuration, command mapping, interlocks, controller mode and the actual feedback value before changing loop tuning.
What distinguishes an analog-demand installation of 8200-226?
The source range, loop power, scaling and reference wiring must match the documented 4-20 mA application and the controller configuration.
Which spare data should accompany an 8200-226 outage order?
Include actuator type, feedback method, demand source, supply voltage, network details and the availability of a configuration backup.
When is 8200-226 ready to return to closed-loop service?
Only after direction, calibrated travel, demand tracking, alarms and the site shutdown response pass controlled tests.