The Allen-Bradley 1336-B003-EOD-FA2-L3 adjustable frequency AC drive can run on 380, 415, 460 Volts AC input voltage, with a frequency of 50 to 60 Hertz and 3 phases. It has an open IP 00 enclosure type for protection. The drive also comes with logic interface board options rated at 115 Volts AC as well as a basic control panel that is suitable for the open or NEMA 1 types of enclosures. The 1336-B003-EOD-FA2-L3 drive by Allen-Bradley is part of Series A of the 1336 adjustable frequency AC drives. This drive features an input current of 5.7 Amps at 50 to 60 Hertz and an output current of 6 Amps at 0 to 250 Hertz. It comes with a start and stop control circuit made of solid-state components. This drive is specially engineered and intended to be regulated by the control input signals, which are also applied when starting and stopping the variable frequency drives.

The 1336-B003-EOD-FA2-L3 drive’s stop input must be set to “false status” first, then set to the accurate state to restart it. It is essential to apply power to the drive when the users want to see or set up various parameters. It comes in a modular design to enable easy troubleshooting as well as easy replacement of spare parts, thus reducing the production downtime. These drives feature a bus charge neon indicator which offers a visual signal that shows the presence of bus voltage. The bus capacitor of the 1336-B003-EOD-FA2-L3 drive is at the left side of the main chassis while the Q1, Q2, and Q3 transistor modules are placed around the main chassis center. Users are advised to mark all the bus bars, connections, and wires so that they correspond to the component connections and terminals.