The 1336-B150-E0J drive is a product of Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. It is an adjustable frequency AC drive, and it runs on 3 voltage ratings of 380, 415, and 460 Volts AC, with a frequency of 50 to 60 Hertz and 3 operating phases. The drive comes with 218 Amps of output current and it has an open IP 00 enclosure type as well as an enclosure current rating of 150 or 200 Amps. As part of the 1336 series of Allen-Bradley drives, the 1336-B150-E0J drive is designed to offer high levels of performance just like the other adjustable frequency drives in this series with microprocessor controllers. Generally, these dives are convenient for digital programming through connections to the serial communications port or from a remote or local-control panel. The self-check diagnostics of this drive can run when it is in operation.

The 1336-B150-E0J drive, like other 1336 series drives, is a high-performance microprocessor-controlled variable frequency drive. It is specially engineered and intended for use in the control of 3-phase induction motors for factory applications. When operating at 380 Volts AC or 415 Volts AC, the T1 fan transformer must be reconnected. Failure to connect the T1 fan transformer will mean that the drive cannot match the incoming voltage and that an F08 over-temperature error might occur. The 1336-B150-E0J drive produces PWM, 3-phase, variable frequency output to supply a motor speed that is adjustable. The output voltage of the drive is an output frequency function and can be adjusted to adhere to and match with the motor parameters and help in achieving the best possible motor performance.