1336-B005-EAD-FA2

The 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 belongs to the 1336 adjustable AC drive series manufactured by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The adjustable frequency AC drive is a member of the 1336 series. The adjustable frequency AC drive has a large frame with dimensions of 11.13 inches by 8.76 inches by 18.75 inches. The Allen-Bradley 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 is an AC-operated drive with a maximum capacity of 50 to 60 Hertz. Moreover, its maximum torque is 2.26 N-m. The Allen-Bradley 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 adjustable frequency AC drive has a drive rating of “B” which indicates that it can be operated at three different input voltages. At 380 Volts AC input, the drive produces output of 6.3 kVA. If the input voltage is 415 Volts AC, the drive would produce 6.9 kVA. At 460 Volts AC, the output of the 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 is 7.6 kVA. As the AC drive operates at a high-input voltage, its wire should have good electricity and heat conduction in order to prevent other components from getting damaged. For this purpose, it is recommended that 75 degrees Celsius copper wire should be used and the maximum wire size should be 16 millimeters.

Other noteworthy features of the Allen-Bradley 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 frequency AC drive include its enclosure type and the additional option it offers. The EAD is a NEMA Type 1 enclosure that has a protection index of 20, which means that the components of the drive will be protected against falling dirt. However, it cannot prevent objects smaller than 12 millimeters from penetrating inside. Similarly, the NEMA Type 1 enclosure cannot protect against water, rain, or other liquids. So, make sure that the 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 is used indoors. The Allen-Bradley 1336-B005-EAD-FA2 features a basic control panel which has been factory-installed. While troubleshooting the drive, follow the dissembling procedure carefully. Make sure that the drive is properly switched off and that there is zero voltage in the circuit board. If the base driver board shows a glowing neon light, it means that the drive components contain hazardous voltage. Similarly, while disassembling the drive, make sure to follow all the precautionary steps. While removing any part, users must wear wrist grounding straps that should be grounded to the chassis.