The 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive from Allen-Bradley is an adjustable frequency drive. It is an Allen-Bradley 1336 PLUS II series adjustable frequency drive that can accelerate or decelerate a motor through its adjustable frequency. The 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive can also make changes to the motor’s torque levels through its adjustable frequency, and it comes with sensorless vector motor control technology for motors that have advanced torque requirements. In the sensorless vector control mode, the 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive can control a motor which is operating at a speed of only 15 RPM and still generate and support a considerable level of torque for that motor. The sensorless vector control mode also supports a fast flux-up function which the 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive’s users can program and which can be used to accelerate a large motor. Sensorless vector control allows the 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive to control larger motors than standard drives can handle.

In addition to the sensorless vector control mode, the Allen-Bradley 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 1336 PLUS II drive supports another control mode known as Volts/Hertz control. The Volts/Hertz control mode is a standard control option that is found in a wide range of motor control drives and which is powerful and flexible enough to handle most types of standard motors and motor control needs. Additionally, the 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive’s users can program the settings of the Volts/Hertz control mode to meet their specific application requirements. The 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive itself can be programmed through either its built-in liquid crystal display (LCD) or through its optional included human-machine interface (HMI). The drive’s LCD is a supertwist LCD that can support “1-finger” programming, and its HMI comes with an analog speed potentiometer. The HMI can also be used to control the 1336F-B030-AE-EN-HAS1 drive after it has been programmed. The LCD and HMI both operate in English only.