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Kuka Other E93EE103I4B531

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E93EE103I4B531

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The Kuka E93EE103I4B531 is designed as a power supply module that efficiently converts 3-phase AC input into dual-phase DC output. With a minimum input voltage requirement of 400 V and a maximum limit of 415 V, this unit functions effectively for various applications, offering reliable performance.

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Technical specifications for E93EE103I4B531

ManufacturerKuka
Product LineOther
Part NumberE93EE103I4B531
Weight6.81 lbs (3.09 kg)
ProductPower Supply Module
Input Number of Phases3
Input Voltage TypeAC
Min. Input Voltage400 V
Max. Input Voltage415 V
Input Current Rating15 A
Input Apparent Power10.4/10.8 kVA
Min. Operating Frequency49 Hz
Max. Operating Frequency61 Hz
Output Number of Phases2
Output Voltage TypeDC
Output Voltage666/685 V
Output Current20 A

The part number E93EE103I4B531 from Kuka serves as a robust power supply module specifically designed to manage the conversion of alternating current to direct current. The device is configured for a 3-phase AC input, which can range in voltage from a minimum of 400 V to a maximum of 415 V. It is rated for an input current of 15 A and can handle apparent power values between 10.4 kVA and 10.8 kVA.

This power module operates within an input frequency range of 49 Hz to 61 Hz. The dual-phase output voltage is designed to deliver between 666 V and 685 V of DC. It can support an output current of up to 20 A. The specifications of the E93EE103I4B531 module make it versatile for a range of applications, ensuring that it meets the necessary electrical requirements while maintaining efficiency in power management.