WOODWARD 8440-2028 Digital I/O Expansion Module 8440-2028A

The WOODWARD 8440-2028 Digital I/O Expansion Module is a digital input/output expansion module launched by Woodward Company. It is mainly used to enhance the digital I/O capabilities of its easYgen series controllers and GCP-31/32 packages. The following is an introduction to this module:
1. Core Function
Expand Digital I/O Capacity: The 8440-2028 module is designed to increase the number of digital inputs and outputs of the easYgen series controllers and GCP-31/32 packages (equipped with options SC10 or SC09), providing additional discrete inputs and outputs to meet the requirements of various industrial automation and control applications.

Technical Features
Power Supply: Supports 12/24 VDC power input.
Discrete Inputs: Provides 16 isolated discrete inputs, with a voltage range of 6-32 VDC.
Relay Outputs: Features 8 non-potentiometer relay outputs, with contact material of AgCdO.
Communication Method: Communicates with the controller via CANbus to achieve remote control and monitoring.
Flexible Configuration: Users can customize the names, alarm levels, normally open/normally closed configurations, and time delays for each input and output.
High Reliability: Utilizes high-quality components and design to ensure the reliability and stability of the module.
Easy Installation: Provides simple installation guidelines and accessories to facilitate user installation and use.

Application Domains
Industrial Automation: Used for factory automation, process control, machine control, etc., to enhance digital I/O capabilities to meet complex control requirements.
Power Generation Industry: As an expansion module for generator control systems, to improve the flexibility and scalability of the system.
Other Domains: Applicable to various applications that require digital I/O expansion, such as the power industry (power plants, substations, distribution stations, etc.), industrial manufacturing (production line control, machine control, etc.), building automation (building automation control systems), and transportation (railway transportation, airports, ports, etc.)