The Allen-Bradley 1395-B69N-D1-P10 drive is a non-regenerative version of the 1395 digital DC drive, with a Horsepower rating of 20 Horsepower. It comes from the factory with a 115 Volts AC discrete adapter board that connects directly to the main control board using Port A of the Microbus interface and a 2 to 30 Horsepower dynamic braking contactor designated as a D1 contactor. The 115 Volts AC discrete adapter board enables the Allen-Bradley 1395-B69N-D1-P10 drive to interact with external relays, switches, or pushbuttons that the users can configure to command the STOP, JOG, START, and CLEAR FAULT functions of the drive. Optional devices for motor control applications include DC tachometers and encoder drive modules that are sold separately.

An important thing to take into account is that the Allen-Bradley 1395-B69N-D1-P10 drive comes with an open construction, so it is recommended to install it in a suitable enclosure that can provide the required grade of protection against dust, water, humidity, or external contaminants in the working environment. In those cases where the drive is installed inside an enclosed cabinet, air circulation fans or a closed-circuit air conditioner may be required. Another option would be to install the drive in a custom-built motor control room, taking the corresponding precautions regarding the cabling shielding and protection. The 1395-B69N-D1-P10 digital DC drive can be supplied from any 3-phase voltage power source, within the range of 150 to 460 Volts AC. The output voltage varies according to the input, and it can be 240 Volts DC (for a 230 Volts AC input), 400 Volts DC (for a 380 to 415 Volts AC input), and 500 Volts DC (for a 460 Volts AC input).