Description
- WOODWARD 5466-318 | Rack Mount Kernel PSU for Gas & Steam Turbine Governing Systems
Product Core Brief
- Model: 5466-318
- Brand: WOODWARD
- Series: MicroNet TMR Control Platform
- Core Function: Regulates input power and supplies stable power to the TMR kernel section of the control chassis
- Type: Kernel Power Supply Module
- Key Specs: 24 VDC input; Regulated 5 VDC output; Single front-panel power health LED
- Condition: New surplus, fully bench tested before shipment
⚠️ Original manufacturer production discontinued; limited spare inventory available
Product Introduction
Key Technical Specifications
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Full Part Number | 5466-318 |
| Official Name | MicroNet TMR Kernel Power Supply Module |
| Compatible System | Woodward MicroNet TMR Control Chassis |
| Input Voltage | 24 VDC nominal |
| Regulated Output | 5 VDC for kernel section circuits |
| Front Indicator | Single LED for power health status |
| Installation Position | Kernel section slot of MicroNet TMR rack |
| Operating Temperature | -40 °C ~ +70 °C |
| Relative Humidity | 5% – 95%, non-condensing |
| Mounting Form | Standard rack plug-in module |
| Installation Rule | Three modules required for complete TMR redundancy |

WOODWARD 5466-318
Product Quality Control Process
- Incoming Inspection
Check serial number traceability and physical appearance. Inspect PCB for corrosion, scratch damage or disassembly traces. Verify front panel LED and edge connectors remain intact.
- Live Bench Test
Install the module inside a MicroNet TMR test chassis. Complete power-on initialization, steady-state output voltage testing and LED function verification. Continuous 24-hour ageing test monitors thermal stability. We can supply test photos or video upon request.
- Electrical Performance Test
Insulation resistance test with a 500 V megohmmeter. Verify ground continuity and confirm no abnormal leakage current under normal operating load.
- Hardware Revision Record
Document hardware version information. No programmable firmware is needed for this power supply module.
- Final Packaging & QC Sign-off
Passed modules are sealed inside anti-static bags, wrapped with bubble film and packed into cartons. Each unit carries a QC Passed label printed with inspection date.
Field Pitfall Guide for Replacement
- TMR Redundancy Configuration Rule
Three kernel power supply modules work as a set for full TMR operation. Do not mix hardware revisions in the same chassis. One site case: maintenance staff replaced only one faulty unit with a different revision, triggering intermittent kernel power fluctuation alarms.
- Safe Removal Sequence
Do not pull out kernel power modules arbitrarily while the rack runs. Relevant power bus circuits must be shut down first. Hot removal may cause temporary voltage drops and trigger system trips.
- Input Power Load Calculation
Confirm the 24 VDC main power supply holds sufficient capacity to support three parallel kernel power modules. Undersized upstream power sources will cause unstable output under high temperature.
- ESD Protection
Always wear an anti-static wristband during handling. Internal regulation circuits are sensitive to electrostatic discharge. Risks rise sharply in dry low-humidity environments.
- Platform Compatibility Warning
5466-318 is built exclusively for MicroNet TMR racks. It cannot be installed into MicroNet Simplex non-redundant chassis; confirm your rack architecture before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
A1: No. It is designed for TMR redundant chassis kernel sections. Simplex racks use different power architecture and incompatible module hardware.
A2: OEM mass production has been stopped. Available stock is new surplus and fully tested. Complete test documentation can be provided.
A3: 12-month warranty starting from delivery date. The warranty excludes damage caused by wrong wiring, surge voltage and static damage on site.
A4: Temporary operation with two modules is possible, but full redundancy is lost. Critical turbine protection loops are recommended to maintain three working units all the time.
Recommended Publishing Channels
- Corporate official website product page: Retain full content, keep specifications and QC workflow for power plant maintenance buyers.
- B2B industrial spare parts marketplace: Shorten introduction, highlight in-stock status and TMR turbine control application scenarios.
- LinkedIn industry post: Extract replacement pitfalls and redundancy setup tips, target maintenance teams working on gas turbines and generator control systems.



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