Product Overview
Product Overview
Allen-Bradley 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 is a Industrial Component used in industrial automation systems. It belongs to the 1336 PLUS II Drives family.
Product Highlights
- Product Line: 1336 PLUS II Drives
- Voltage: 380 to 480 Volts AC
- Power: 11 Kilowatts (15 Horsepower)
- Enclosure: IP 00 (Open)
Application & Compatibility
The catalog number 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 is reserved for an adjustable frequency drive which has been manufactured by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The drive is a member of the 1336 PLUS II drive product line and it is built for an input voltage range of 380 to 480 Volts AC. The 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 drive features a powerful sensorless vector control option and it includes a wide spectrum of features that can enhance the performance of the whole system. The 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 drive is commonly used for controlling the torque and speed of low-inductance motors in important systems in different industrial applications. The drive is built on advanced microprocessor technology for maximum precision. The 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 drive has an LCD screen that supports up to 32 characters of text at a time on 2 lines. This screen can display fault reports and status updates for the users. The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1336F-B015-AN-EN-HCS2-L4 1336 PLUS II series adjustable frequency drive has a maximum output power rating of 11 kilowatts or 15 Horsepower and it includes a couple of optional built-in interface modules. These interface modules are a human-machine in
Always verify the exact part number, electrical ratings, control options, and installed system compatibility before installation.
Condition
This item is new surplus inventory and has never been installed in an industrial environment. Original manufacturer packaging may not be available. The unit may show minor shelf wear from storage or handling. Backed by a 2-Year warranty, this component is ready for industrial use, spare inventory, system expansion, and replacement applications.
