The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive is a 1336 Plus II AC drive, and it is part of the 1336F product line by Allen-Bradley. This drive has a nominal output power rating of 200 Horsepower or 149 kilowatts. The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive can operate 3-phase motors at different speeds, but just how this works depends on the frequency produced at the drive’s output side. This drive has a frequency range of 0 to 400 Hertz. However, the Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive operates at 380 to 480 Volts AC voltage, which is equivalent to 50 to 60 Hertz. The drive does not have an enclosure for protection and the users must ensure that they protect the 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive from dust and water. Moreover, the 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive must be installed in an area with a temperature range of 0 to 50 degrees Celsius. The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive features advanced electrical circuit protection mechanisms which depend on the I2T (inverse time) feature, and this is the same as the typical overhead relay.

The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive generates a pulse with modulation (PWM) signal, which transmits the breadth of an analog signal over constant bread square wave pulses (SWP). The width of the pulses generated is directly related to the breadth of the original moderated analog signal. As part of its typical maintenance procedures, the Allen-Bradley 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive only requires basic connector inspection and cleaning. However, this standard maintenance procedure should be done periodically. Before undertaking any maintenance procedure, make sure to turn off the 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive, and then wait for at least 5 minutes for the drive to discharge and to prevent the risk of electrical shock. Moreover, it is important to note that static control measures are essential since the 1336F-B250-AA-EN-HA2-L6 drive has very sensitive electronic components.