The Allen-Bradley 1336-BDB-SP83D drive is part of Rockwell Automation’s 1336 series of power and pulse drives which offers a wide range of design and approaches for all speed control requirements. Working with other SMP devices and modules, the 1336-BDB-SP83D power and pulse driver has advantages for most high-speed applications. It is a variable frequency controller available in 1, 4, or 12 NEMA enclosure ratings.

The 1336-BDB-SP83D is designed with a slot-based architecture that allows for customization with existing option cards. This power and pulse drive is equipped with 3 slots for this purpose. Optional accessories for PowerFlex 750 Series drives are not factory-installed, but all optional accessories are installed by qualified service personnel, and there are dozens of features to choose from. The 1336-BDB-SP83D driver has a non-programmable input that is dedicated to the drive’s hardware activity at terminal 30. Note that this entry must exist before starting the 1336-BDB-SP83D drive. When you power the input on, it will shut off the drive’s output without using the normal programmed stop mode, resulting in “a coastal stop.” Digital Input (DI) 0 on the 1336-BDB-SP83D power and pulse drive is programmable for all of the available digital input functions, including the DI Activation function. You can remove the hardware enabling jumper on the 1336-BDB-SP83D’s master control board to enable DI 0 without any software interpretation.

The 1336-BDB-SP83D power and pulse drive comes with many other custom features, including customized enclosures painted in up to 3 colors and labeled with a custom nameplate. The drive can also handle various I/O and it is UL-panel recognized.