Output Power:5HP (3.7kW)
Operating Voltage Range:323-528 VAC
Input Current:15.4 A
Output Voltage:0-460VAC
Control Method:Volts/Hertz, Sensorless Vector Control
Enclosure Rating:IP20 / NEMA UL Open Type
Discrete Inputs:Seven (7)
Discrete Outputs:Two (2) Opto Outputs, Two (2) Relay Outputs
Analog Inputs:Two (2)
Analog Output:One (1)
Communication Protocols:ProfiBus, Ethernet, DeviceNet
Network Type:RS485, Ethernet
Safety Features:Safe-Torque Off (STO) functionality
Engineered for durability and efficiency, the Allen-Bradley 25B-D010N114 AC Drive is designed to meet the demanding requirements of industrial settings. Its advanced control algorithms ensure smooth operation across a wide range of applications, from heavy machinery to precision manufacturing processes.
Featuring a robust three-phase input capability, this drive excels in environments where reliability and power management are critical. With its versatile communication options including RS485, Ethernet, and DeviceNet, integration with existing systems is seamless, enhancing operational flexibility and productivity.
The inclusion of Safe-Torque Off (STO) functionality provides an additional layer of safety, ensuring that the system remains safe during maintenance or emergency shutdowns. This feature is particularly beneficial in industries where worker safety is paramount.
For those seeking precise control over their operations, the Allen-Bradley 25B-D010N114 AC Drive offers superior performance through its Volts/Hertz and Sensorless Vector Control methods. These technologies enable accurate speed and torque adjustments, leading to enhanced efficiency and reduced energy consumption.
The IP20/NEMA UL Open Type enclosure ensures protection against dust and minor impacts, maintaining the drive’s performance in challenging industrial environments. Its compact design and panel-mount installation make it adaptable for various settings, optimizing space utilization on factory floors.
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