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PowerFlex 40 Standard Configured Drive
Standard Features and Options
Chapter Objectives
This chapter describes the standard features and operation for PowerFlex 40
Standard Configured Drives and associated options.
Standard Features
This package integrates the Standard PowerFlex 40 drive. The PowerFlex
40 drive can be used for Volts per hertz or Sensorless Vector applications
and offers an Autotune feature allowing the drive to adapt to individual
motor characteristics.
The PowerFlex 40 is assembled in an enclosure which includes the
following features…
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NEMA/UL Type 4/4X - indoor and outdoor applications other than
direct sunlight.
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Flange mount drive/external heatsink reducing overall enclosure size.
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Mounting feet - orientation is adjustable per customer requirements.
If required, the drive can be removed from the front of the enclosure for
ease of assembly or repair.
Low cost, highly configurable I/O inputs and/or 0-10V/4-20 mA outputs
that are not used by program standard features and options are available for
customer use.
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The enclosure does not normally protect electrical equipment from
condensation, corrosion or contamination, which may occur within the
enclosure or enter via the conduit or unsealed openings. Users must
make adequate provisions to safeguard against such conditions, and
satisfy themselves that the equipment is properly protected. For further
information on criteria associated with NEMA enclosure ratings, refer to
NEMA standards Publication No. 250-1991. When optional Door
Mounted HIM is supplied, enclosure is rated indoor only. See enclosure
options for specific enclosure style quoted.
Summary of Contents for PowerFlex 40
Page 1: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PowerFlex 40 Configured AC Drives ...
Page 4: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 Table of Contents Notes ...
Page 29: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 3 Figure 2 2 Drive Ratings ...
Page 30: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 4 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 3 Control Logic Options 4 C D E P ...
Page 31: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 5 Figure 2 4 Control Logic Option S1 ...
Page 32: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 6 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 5 Control Logic Option S1 S8 ...
Page 33: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 7 Figure 2 6 Control Logic Option S4 ...
Page 34: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 8 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 7 Control Logic Option S4 S7 ...
Page 35: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 9 Figure 2 8 Control Logic Option S4 with S8 ...
Page 36: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 10 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 9 Control Logic Option S7 ...
Page 38: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 12 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 11 Control Logic Option S8 ...
Page 39: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 13 Figure 2 12 Control Logic Option S20 ...
Page 40: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 14 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 13 Control Logic Option S18 ...
Page 41: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 15 Figure 2 14 Control Logic Option S21 ...
Page 42: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 16 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 15 Control Logic Option S22 ...
Page 43: ...Publication 23B IN001G Control Wiring Overview 2 17 Figure 2 16 Control Logic Option S22 S8 ...
Page 44: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 18 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 17 Control Logic Option S23 ...
Page 46: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 20 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 19 Control Logic Option R4 ...
Page 48: ...Publication 23B IN001G 2 22 Control Wiring Overview Figure 2 21 Interconnect Wire Parts List ...
Page 56: ...Publication 23B IN001G A 2 Specifications Notes ...
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