The 1336F-BRF10-AA-EN-GMS5-L4 AC drive is a component available through the 1336 PLUS II product series by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The series features the proprietary sensorless vector control along with the selectable Volts per Hertz control that separates these drives from similar units from other manufacturers. The 1336 PLUS II drives feature dynamic current control with sensor combination and silent operation of a motor that is enabled through a carrier frequency that’s programmable. Thanks to the sensorless vector control operation, the users can achieve outstanding control of a motor and a great level of torque production. The excessive (up to 250%) running torque and starting acceleration of these powerful drives is combined with a 120:1 speed range of a constant torque that provides the ability to utilize the 1336F-BRF10-AA-EN-GMS5-L4 1336 PLUS II drive for applications that are demanding.

The 1336F-BRF10-AA-EN-GMS5-L4 control unit comes with an optional DeviceNet communication option that is intended for frames B to G (Adapter 6). The communication module for serial communication allows the users to communicate from a DeviceNet module to a SCANport module and it provides additional functions that can be of essential importance for some applications. The unit operates on a 380 to 480 Volts AC or 513 to 620 Volts DC input voltage and it has a nominal power rating of 0.75 kilowatts or 1 Horsepower. The enclosure of the 1336F-BRF10-AA-EN-GMS5-L4 drive carries an IP20 (NEMA Type 1) mark, which can be read from the “AA” part of the product code. This component is intended for users operating in English and it includes another optional element in the control interface with TTL contact (L4). Other available options for the 1336 PLUS II series are a human-machine interface (HMI), an analog interface, and a common mode choke. In addition to that, every option group consists of multiple choices for users to choose from. These drives are extremely flexible and the users will have all of the capabilities they need to accommodate it for their specific needs.