Description
Product Overview
The Donaldson DDS5ME-A2 is identified in industrial parts records as an electronic controller or regulator used in equipment requiring dedicated electronic control. The model is associated with Donaldson and appears under the additional part reference 1C5620110099. A documented electrical version specifies a 208–230 V AC supply at 50/60 Hz, with a rated power consumption of 32 VA. These details provide a useful starting point for identifying the component, but they do not establish every operating function or electrical connection.
For maintenance and procurement teams, the most important issue is confirming the exact equipment application before ordering a replacement. The DDS5ME-A2 should be matched by its complete model designation, associated part number, supply rating, terminal arrangement, and physical configuration. A similar-looking electronic regulator may have different internal circuitry or control behavior. The available documentation does not establish a verified communication protocol, input/output channel count, control accuracy, or firmware specification for this exact model. Those details should remain unassigned until supported by the equipment manual or original identification label.
When replacing a failed DDS5ME-A2, retain the original wiring records and photograph all terminal connections before removal. Check the supply voltage and frequency, enclosure dimensions, connector positions, and any equipment-specific settings. For equipment that must return to service without a control-system redesign, matching the original configuration is more important than selecting a component based on a broad description such as electronic regulator.
Product Introduction (Non-Templated)
A controller replacement can become a commissioning problem when the electrical rating is correct but the internal control function is not. The DDS5ME-A2 has a documented 208–230 V AC, 50/60 Hz version, making supply verification an essential first step.
Before installation, compare the complete part number, terminal layout, and equipment application with the removed unit. Do not assume that another regulator with a similar designation is electrically interchangeable.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Model | DDS5ME-A2 |
| Manufacturer | Donaldson |
| Associated Part Number | 1C5620110099; suffix variation 1C5620110099-AS reported |
| Product Type | Electronic controller / regulator |
| Supply Voltage | 208–230 V AC |
| Supply Frequency | 50–60 Hz |
| Rated Power | 32 VA |
| Rated Current | 1.3 A, as listed |
| Weight | 0.8 kg |
| Enclosure Protection | IP40, as listed |
| Insulation Rating | 4.2 kV, as listed |
| Communication Protocol | Not verified |
| Input / Output Configuration | Not verified |
| Operating Temperature | Not verified |
| Installation Method | Confirm from equipment documentation |
The electrical and physical values above are associated with a listed 208–230 V version. Confirm them against the nameplate of the actual unit before applying power.
DDS5ME-A2
Related Products
The following models are useful identification references, not confirmed drop-in replacements:
- DDS3SE-A1 – Another electronic regulator designation appearing in the same product listing context. Verify its electrical and functional differences before considering substitution.
- DDS5ME – Related model-family designation. The complete suffix and voltage configuration must be checked.
- 1C5620110099 – Associated Donaldson part reference for the DDS5ME-A2.
- 1C5620110099-AS – Alternate part-number suffix reported for the ; confirm whether it represents a revision or supply designation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the Donaldson used for?
It is identified as an electronic controller or regulator. Its exact control task and equipment application should be confirmed using the machine documentation and original part label.
Q2: Can I replace the with another electronic regulator?
Not based on the general product description alone. Check the voltage, frequency, part number, terminal configuration, mounting arrangement, and control function before substitution.
Q3: Can I hot-swap this controller?
Do not assume hot-swap capability. Isolate the power supply and follow the equipment manufacturer’s shutdown and replacement procedure unless the relevant manual explicitly permits live replacement.
Q4: Does this support firmware v3.1?
No verified firmware version or v3.1 compatibility information is available for this model. Check the controller label and equipment service documentation.
Q5: How can I verify that a replacement is authentic and correctly configured?
Compare the manufacturer’s identification label, complete model number, associated part number, electrical ratings, connector layout, and physical construction. Request clear photographs and test documentation for the supplied unit.
Q6: What should I confirm before purchasing a ?
Confirm the original equipment model, full controller designation, supply rating, terminal arrangement, and required control function. Also establish whether the supplied unit is new, refurbished, or used, and request applicable inspection or test records.
Procurement note: The most useful next verification item is a clear photograph of the nameplate and terminal side. That can help distinguish the documented 230 V controller from other products carrying similar descriptions.
