The 1336-BDBMX3-SP24D is an Allen Bradley drive that belongs to the 1336 PLUS series. It’s suitable for use with circuits that are capable of delivering a max of 200,000 revolutions per second symmetrical amperes. The drive can also handle 600 volts when connected to an AC input line fuse. It’s designed for use on 3-phase supply systems with symmetrical line voltages. Surge suppression gadgets are included to safeguard the drive against lightning-induced over-voltages. The 1336 PLUS drive also comes with an isolation feature that prevents the occurrence of abnormally high voltages (for example, in excess of 125 percent of nominal). It’s equipped with a Metal Oxide Varistor (abbreviated as MOV), which helps provide voltage surge protection as well as phase-to-phase protection. The drive’s immunity to external interference is generally good. Operating at 45 kW (60 Horsepower), the drive comes with a cooling fan and utilizes a transformer to regulate the proper fan voltage. There’s also an HDMI that’s divided into 2 sections (for example, display and control panel), where the display panel is dedicated to programming and viewing operational parameters. To avoid interference, you should be cautious with the arrangement of ground & power connections to the device. The motor cable transmits switched voltages and must be routed properly away from any sensitive equipment.

Comprising of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) sensitive parts & assemblies, this drive must be handled with much care. An incorrectly installed drive may lead to component damage/significant reduction in product life. Under-sizing the motor, excessive ambient temperatures, or inadequate AC supply might cause system malfunction. Ensure that only a qualified personnel implements the installation and routine maintenance of the device. Non-compliance may cause serious personal injury and equipment damage. To avoid hazardous electric shock incidents, ensure that the capacitor voltage has completely discharged before conducting any task on the drive. Check that the DC bus voltage is zero at the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of TB1. A4 Frame drives shouldn’t be mounted on combustible surfaces.