20AD5P0A3NYNADNN

The 20AD5P0A3NYNADNN is a variable frequency adjustable speed drive used in controlling and regulating the speed and torque of a motor. The drive has been designed and created by Allen-Bradley. The drive comes from the PowerFlex 70 series of AC drives from Rockwell Automation. The drive makes use of the DeviceNet communication adapter for fast and efficient control and data exchange with host controllers. The 20AD5P0A3NYNADNN drive comes with an IP20 NEMA/UL Type 1 enclosure with a mounting base and it can be easily removed. The drive is equipped with a microprocessor-controlled heatsink thermistor. The heatsink thermistor trips the AC drive when there is an excessive temperature inside the drive. A surrounding room temperature between 0 and 50 degrees Celsius is required for the drive to run smoothly.

The 20AD5P0A3NYNADNN uses 480 Volts of AC power and 5 Amps of current to operate. It draws electric power from a 3-phase line and it generates an output of 3 Horsepower. The AC drive has a Frame B build and it comes with a human-machine interface module on the front face of the drive. It has a full LCD with an integrated keypad. The module is used to send input parameters and for data entry purposes. The power keys are also present in the keypad which is used to power the drive on and off. Alongside the interface module, there is an LED indicator which displays the internal drive communications. The drive is equipped with an IGBT braking system. No encoder feedback device is present inside the drive. It also lacks the safe torque-off feature. Starting from the installation date of the AC drive,