SVX100A2-5A4N1

The SVX100A2-5A4N1 is an adjustable frequency drive manufactured by Eaton Cutler-Hammer. The Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive is part of the SVX9000 Series of adjustable frequency drives. The Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive features specifications 100 Horsepower, 100 Amps, 575 Volts AC nominal input voltage, 3 input phases, a keypad for control, 8 inputs, and 4 outputs. The Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive is contained in a NEMA 12 IP54 Enclosure. The Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive will stop in the occurrence of a fault. The LED will display the fault code, sequence indication F1, a fault type symbol, and a short description of the error. The red LED on the keypad will blink if there is a fault in the Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive. If numerous defects occur simultaneously, the users can browse the sequence of active faults by using the browser buttons. The active faults memory is capable of storing information for up to 10 defects maximum in sequential order.

The users should remove any external start signals before resetting the fault to avoid the Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive from restarting unintentionally. The fault codes that are displayed on the keypad usually indicate the cause of the error. All the faults that have occurred on the Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive are kept in a fault history menu where the users can quickly view them by utilizing the browser buttons. The Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive’s memory is capable of storing a maximum of 30 faults. Due to the Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive’s limited memory storage, when there are 30 uncorrected faults in the drive memory, the error that occurs next will erase the first fault from the drive memory. The controls which are incorporated with the Cutler-Hammer SVX100A2-5A4N1 Adjustable Frequency Drive operations such as customized parameter sets, application selections, and software are kept in the system menu.