The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 drive is an adjustable frequency drive. The drive supports 3 programmable skip frequencies to prevent the 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 from operating without stopping at resonant speeds. This feature is advantageous when using the 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 drive in mechanical systems that have resonant frequencies. These frequencies can lead to increased vibrations which, if the drive runs continuously, may cause the drive to stop functioning. The 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 also features an extra parameter to hold a programmable skip bandwidth that is tied to the skip frequencies. The Allen-Bradley 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 drive, by being part of the Allen-Bradley 1336 PLUS 2 family of adjustable frequency drives, is capable of keeping track of the last 4 drive faults. These faults are stored in the fault buffer, which uses the “first-in-first-out” mechanism to determine the 4 most recent faults that the drive has reported.

The 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 1336 PLUS 2 drive, like other drives in the same family, accommodates a minimum and maximum output current of 0% and 200% of the rated current, respectively. Additionally, the drive accommodates an output voltage ranging from 0% to 200% of the rated output voltage. The minimum pulse frequency for the 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 drive stands at 0 Hertz while the maximum pulse frequency is capped at 400 Hertz. The 1336F-BRF200-AJ-EN-HJ2 drive, like other drives in the same 1336 PLUS 2 family, can operate at a heatsink temperature between 0 and 255 degrees Celsius. The torque and flux current ratings are capped at 200% of the drive’s rating. For the human-machine interface module, the drive accommodates a programmer/controller with a digital port.