The Allen-Bradley 1336-FAN-SP7A is a microprocessor-controlled drive which is meant to help the users achieve the highest machine performance. The part has an adjustable frequency drive which is crafted to regulate 3-phase induction motors even during critical industrial applications. The device is also engineered to emit PWM or three-phase adjustable frequency output to supply the adjustable motor. The outputs produced by the 1336-FAN-SP7A drive are the result of a function of the output frequency which is also adjustable to match the engine parameters to achieve the maximum motor performance.

The 1336-FAN-SP7A comes with the input voltages marked as 415 Volts, 500 Volts, 380 Volts, 600 Volts, or 500 Volts. With a wide range of operating voltages, the users can achieve the best functionality amid the most challenging torque control applications. There is also a range of enclosures that the users can choose from. They include the IP20 NEMA Type 1, IPOO Open Style, IP54 NEMA Type 12, and the IP56 NEMA Type 4. Both the frequency and output voltage are adjustable according to the needs of the users. With the 1336-FAN-SP7A, users can record the best functionality due to the programmability of the module from a remote or local remote control panel, or even through the serial communication port. Other features include the ability of the drive to self-diagnose as soon as it is powered up; and the process continues during the entire operation period. The self-diagnostic feature is accompanied with a line of communication through which detected mechanical and physical faults are reported so that users can make quick corrective measures.