Designed and engineered by Allen-Bradley, the 1336S-AQF10-AE-EN3-HA2-L5 drive is a 1336S Plus drive. The English version drive features a snap-in cradle on the front of the drive. The 1336S Plus drives support real-time preventive maintenance and it comes with custom status and fault reporting capabilities. The drive supports a human-machine interface module attached on the front side of the drive. Alternatively, the drive uses the SCANport communications port to ensure real-time preventive maintenance and fault reporting. The drive is programmed to perform a fault diagnostics routine that starts every time the drive has been powered up. The fault diagnostics run throughout the operational period, ensuring that the drive achieves optimal performance. The fault diagnostics checks the drive for current limit, bus voltage status, motor overload faults as well as drive overload faults. If a fault occurs, the drive sends a plain-language diagnostics message that is shown on the display panel.

The 1336S-AQF10-AE-EN3-HA2-L5 drive features thermal dissipation management. With its design and extensive infrared testing, the drive minimizes the hotspots and maximizes the drive’s reliability. Featuring the IP 20 NEMA Type 1 enclosure, the 1336S-AQF10-AE-EN3-HA2-L5 drive should be operated in an environment with a 0 to 40 degrees Celsius ambient operating temperature range. The ambient storage temperature range for the 1336S Plus drives like the 1336S-AQF10-AE-EN3-HA2-L5 drive is -40 to 70 degrees Celsius. Only qualified technicians should perform the installation of the 1336S-AQF10-AE-EN3-HA2-L5 drive to avoid the potentially fatal voltages that might occur in the case of improper drive installation. Failure to comply with these requirements might result in serious personal injury or even in the loss of life.