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Allen Bradley 1397 Drives 1397-B030R-HA2-PE

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1397-B030R-HA2-PE

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The 1397-B030R-HA2-PE drive is a regenerative DC drive that has been manufactured by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. This drive employs a voltage of 460 Volts AC and a normal-duty rating of 22 kilowatts (30 Horsepower).

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Technical specifications for 1397-B030R-HA2-PE

ManufacturerAllen Bradley
CategoryDrives
Product Line1397 Drives
Part Number1397-B030R-HA2-PE
Weight32.00 lbs (14.51 kg)
TypeRegenerative
Voltage460 Volts AC
Frequency50 to 60 cycles during 1 second
Horsepower rating30 HP
ChassisOpen
Efficiency98.6%
Temperature55 degrees Celsius maximum
PositionVertical
Programmer/ControllerYes
Pulse encoder kitYes
Product Lifecycle Status*Discontinued/Obsolete

* The Allen Bradley 1397-B030R-HA2-PE has been discontinued by the manufacturer, however we specialize in obsolete parts and can likely still supply surplus and/or refurbished replacement 1397-B030R-HA2-PE units instead of migration.

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The 1397-B030R-HA2-PE drive is a regenerative DC drive that has been manufactured by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. This drive employs a voltage of 460 Volts AC and a normal duty output power rating of 22 Kilowatts (30 Horsepower). The frequency consists of 50 to 60 cycles per second with a variation rating of +/- 2%. The logic input circuits of the Allen-Bradley 1397-B030R-HA2-PE regenerative DC drive need to be powered through an internal or external power supply rated at 24 Volts DC voltage. An internal power supply with this rating is available and it is located at the regulator board. The turn-on voltage of this power supply needs to be at least 8 Volts DC and the turn off current needs to be 0.5 milliamps.

The Allen-Bradley 1397-B030R-HA2-PE regenerative DC drive has been designed with an open chassis, so a proper enclosure must be selected for protection. The selection of this enclosure must be based on the environmental conditions around the drive. It is important to install the drive in an extremely clean location without the presence of corrosive and abrasive vapors and substances. The Allen-Bradley 1397-B030R-HA2-PE regenerative DC drive comes with additional features such as a programmer and controller with a digital pot and a pulse encoder kit. The drive must be mounted in a vertical position and clearances of 2 to 5 inches (depending on the side) need to be left around it to allow proper ventilation. The drive and the motor need to be included in a grounding system, mainly to limit dangerous voltages that cause damages to the exposed parts if an electrical fault occurs.