1336E-BRF07-AN-EN-L6

The Allen Bradley 1336E-BRF07-AN-EN-L6 IMPACT Adjustable Frequency Drive is designed for demanding speed and torque performance. This drive, engineered for maximum industrial control and power, features a Field-Oriented Control method patented by Allen Bradley. The method called Force Technology gives this drive an ability to handle even the most demanding drive applications, including some reserved for DC drives. In other words, Force Technology is capable of separating and controlling motor flux and torque, enabling this drive to deliver full torque at zero speed. The user-friendly design of this low-cost drive makes it easy to install and use. This drive can be installed using fuses or a circuit breaker. The 1336E-BRF07-AN-EN-L6 is flexible in terms of the power voltage. This drive, which is housed in an open enclosure Type IP00, requires the input voltage from 380 to 480 Volts AC and a power rating of 0.75 Hp. The 1336E-BRF07-AN-EN-L6, which has a non-volatile memory storage, is controlled by a microprocessor. This provides this drive with additional protection as well as a high-performance digital speed loop. Furthermore, this drive features Bus Regulation, Flux Braking, and DC Braking, which are stopping options that maximize the control of this drive. Motor overvoltage is reduced by the internal voltage reflection reduction mechanism installed on this drive.

The 16 steps speed profiling feature installed in 1336E-BRF07-AN-EN-L6 is designed to change speed according to encoder counts, time or hardware input using the L-option card. Flexibility is added to this drive through the use of Block Programming. To ensure a safe operation of this drive, certain guidelines must be followed. This drive should be mounted so that there is sufficient space around it in the cabinet, which will allow the heat to dissipate. Furthermore, debris should be prevented from falling into this drive during installation and in general. Excessive ambient temperature, inadequate AC supply, and improper output circuits can cause damage to the product.