The Beckwith M‑2355B is an integrated adapter panel designed to house and interface the Beckwith M‑2001C‑6SL tapchanger control with existing transformer load tap changer (LTC) systems. This solution simplifies the retrofit of older electromechanical or analog controls with modern digital control technology, providing enhanced voltage regulation, communication, and diagnostic capabilities. The panel comes pre‑wired with all necessary terminal blocks, fuses, and test switches, significantly reducing field engineering and installation time.
The M‑2355B panel is a wall‑mountable enclosure that accommodates the M‑2001C‑6SL control unit, which is a fully programmable tapchanger controller. The panel includes a built‑in power supply, isolation transformers for voltage sensing, and interface relays for motor drive signals. It provides clear wiring diagrams and terminal designations, enabling direct connection to the transformer’s existing CTs, PTs, and motor control circuits. The panel also includes a front‑mounted test switch assembly that allows easy access to all signals for commissioning and troubleshooting.
The M‑2001C‑6SL controller offers all the advanced features of the M‑2001 series, including voltage setpoint, bandwidth, time delay, line drop compensation, and communication via Modbus RTU. The controller's programmable logic allows customization of control strategies, such as parallel operation and circulating current minimization. The adapter panel ensures that the controller receives clean, isolated power and accurate voltage signals, maximizing its performance and reliability.
Complete pre‑wired panel for easy retrofit. Accommodates M‑2001C‑6SL tapchanger controller. Built‑in power supply (24 VDC or 120 VAC options). Isolation transformers for voltage sensing (up to 480 VAC). Interface relays for raise/lower motor control. Test switches for all CT and PT circuits. Sturdy metal enclosure with lockable door. Clear labeling and documentation. Reduces installation time and wiring errors.
Enclosure type: NEMA 1 or IP40, wall‑mount. Dimensions: custom to fit controller and accessories (typical 600mm x 500mm x 200mm). Input power: 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (or optional 125 VDC). Voltage sensing inputs: up to 4 channels, 100‑480 VAC. CT inputs: 1 A or 5 A. Output contacts: 2 Form C (raise/lower), plus auxiliary alarm contacts. Operating temperature: –25°C to +60°C. Compliance with IEEE and IEC standards. The panel includes grounding bus and surge suppression devices.
The M‑2355B adapter panel is ideal for upgrading older tapchanger controls in utility substations, industrial plants, and commercial buildings. It is used to replace obsolete controls such as electromechanical regulators or early‑generation analog controls, providing modern digital precision, communication, and diagnostics. The panel is also suitable for new installations where a compact, integrated solution is desired.
Mount the panel on a wall or inside a switchgear compartment. Connect the incoming CT and PT leads to the test switches, and connect the motor control wires to the output relays. Connect the control power and communication cables. The pre‑wired panel reduces field wiring to a minimum. Commissioning involves setting the M‑2001C‑6SL parameters as per system requirements and performing functional tests using the built‑in test switches. The panel includes a comprehensive manual with wiring diagrams and setup procedures.
Beckwith Electric manufactures the M‑2355B panel with high‑quality components and rigorous quality control. The panel undergoes factory testing to ensure proper wiring, insulation, and functional performance. Its robust construction ensures long‑term reliability in demanding environments. The M‑2001C‑6SL controller is well‑proven with high MTBF, and the panel is backed by Beckwith’s warranty and technical support.
The Beckwith M‑2355B adapter panel, combined with the M‑2001C‑6SL tapchanger control, offers a complete, ready‑to‑install solution for upgrading transformer voltage regulation. Its pre‑wired design simplifies retrofitting, while the advanced capabilities of the controller enhance system performance and enable integration with modern automation systems.



