The Allen-Bradley 1336F-A010-AN-EN-L6 is a modern motor control drive that users can install with the RFI filter that controls radio-frequency conducted emissions in the primary supply lines and the ground wiring. If the users pay attention to the instructions from the manufacturer, it is unlikely that any faults will occur. It can even get better when the conventional industrial electronic circuit systems are used together with the 1336F-A010-AN-EN-L6 drive. There are instances where a resistant module may be necessary if there are chances that circuits or sensitive devices are to be installed on the same AC supply.

While assembling the 1336F-A010-AN-EN-L6, the users are highly advised to ensure that the ground conductor of the motor cable is connected to the drive ground terminal directly but not to the enclosure-bus bar. When the motor cable is grounded directly to the drive, it can provide a direct route for the escalated frequency current which is returning from the motor frame and the ground conductor. At the motor end, it is advisable to have the motor conductor connected to the motor case ground. The discrete control regulation and the wiring of the 1336F-A010-AN-EN-L6 drive is done at a single point within the system. That implies that either the ground or the 0 Volts terminal must be grounded at the end of the equipment, but not to the drive end. In case the signal wires and shielded control are utilized, the users must ensure that the shield is also grounded at the same point. On the off chance that the signal and control wires are short and are within the cabinet, then the use of the signal wiring and shielded control might not be necessary.