There are two ways to set the IP address in the 525. The first is through using the keypad on the unit itself. The second is using the USB connection and programming from a PC or laptop. This article will guide you through both processes.
The PowerFlex 525 and PowerFlex 755 by Allen Bradley deliver powerful control functionality in cost effective packages that allow you to design and deploy a control solution quickly.
While there are many options for VFDs from a variety of manufacturers, there are many things to consider when choosing a new VFD. These include motor considerations, VFD selection and how the VFD can or should integrate with PLCs.
Allen Bradley has two classes of low voltage drives, their Compact Class and their Architecture Class. The PowerFlex 7x families are part of the Architecture Class of drive, with the 70/700 series being the previous generation to the current 75x series drives. First off, one note about these drives. They are the previous generation of…
While Allen Bradley is most well-known for its Logix controllers, their PowerFlex drives have also been a large contributor to their growth in the automation market. Currently, the PowerFlex 520 and 750 series are the primary offerings for Allen Bradley drives but the PowerFlex 4/40/400 series is still supported by Rockwell and still is a…
The 753 and 755 series drives are part of the 750 family of Architecture Class drives from Allen Bradley.
For applications requiring more precise control than a Compact drive can achieve but does not require the networking or the higher features, the 753 is an excellent choice. For applications that could benefit from the networking and safety aspects of the 755, the additional cost can be justified through reduced installation and engineering time.
