The 1336VT-B040-EOR-L1 forms part of Allen-Bradley’s 1336VT Adjustable Frequency AC Drive Series. This drive runs and operates using 52 Amps output power. The main function of the drive can be described as an adjustable frequency AC drive. This module has an L1 logic interface option. The AC drive has a POINT I/O communication option. This type of adjustable frequency AC drive is engineered for maximum for control and precision of induction motors. Generally, we have several output power ratings which range from 5 to 300 Amps. The 1336VT-B040-EOR-L1 adjustable frequency AC drive requires two types of module enclosures for maximum protection in industrial environments. These enclosure modules include the IP00 and IP20.

The 1336VT-B040-EOR-L1 Adjustable Frequency AC Drive can be programmed and controlled through remote control panels, serial communication ports, and local control panels. The drive has been specifically engineered to provide the necessary capabilities which can enable the user to run the factory floor efficiency. The drive has also been programmed to withstand industrial environments. While following the manual instructions for connecting the 1336VT-B040-EOR-L1 AC Drive, before disassembling the drive, remember to disconnect and lock out the power from the drive. Failure to do this might result in serious injury. The bus charge neon indicator that it has helps in providing a visual indication of the machine status. This will indicate that the bus voltage is present. Users need to verify the bus voltage by performing the voltage measurements on Terminal Block TBI between +DC and – DC. Users will have to wait until the neon indicator has gone off so that they can service the drive. Do not attempt to service the drive before the indicator goes off or before the bus voltage has discharged to zero volts. To prevent correct wiring during assembly, mark the connections, wires, and bus bars, before the bus bars, connections, and wires are removed from the drive components.