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ABB ACS Series ACS355-03E-15A6-4

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ACS355-03E-15A6-4

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The ACS355-03E-15A6-4 is an inverter drive belonging to the ACS Series from ABB. Designed primarily as a machinery drive module, it operates efficiently within a power rating of 7.5 kW and a current rating of 15.6 A.

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Technical specifications for ACS355-03E-15A6-4

ManufacturerABB
Product TypeInverter Drive
Product LineACS Series
Part NumberACS355-03E-15A6-4
Weight6.63 lbs (3.01 kg)
Drive TypeMachinery Drive Module
Power Rating7.5 kW
Current Rating15.6 A
Supply Voltage Min380 VAC
Supply Voltage Max480 VAC
Number of Phases3-phase
Product RangeACS355 Series
SVHC ComplianceNo SVHC (17-Dec-2015)
RoHS CompliantYes
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ABB's ACS355-03E-15A6-4 inverter drive is part of the widely recognized ACS Series. This machinery drive module is tailored for industrial applications, delivering a robust power output of 7.5 kW. Its continuous current handling capacity is rated at 15.6 A, providing reliable performance under demanding conditions. The drive is engineered to operate within a three-phase electrical system, with a supply voltage range of 380 VAC to 480 VAC.

The ACS355-03E-15A6-4 unit is compact, weighing in at just 3 kg, ensuring that it can be seamlessly integrated into different setups while maintaining a low footprint. Furthermore, it meets RoHS compliance standards, indicating a commitment to reducing hazardous substances in manufacturing processes. Notably, this product is also certified to be free from substances of very high concern (SVHC) as of December 17, 2015, underscoring its environmental responsibility.