Product Overview
Product Overview
Allen-Bradley 1336F-B030-AN-EN-HAS2-L5 is a Motor Control Drive used in industrial automation systems. It belongs to the 1336 PLUS II Drives family.
Product Highlights
- Product Line: 1336 PLUS II Drives
- Product Type: Motor Control Drive
- Power: 30 Horsepower, 22 Kilowatts
- Enclosure: IP 00/Open
Application & Compatibility
The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B030-AN-EN-HAS2-L5 drive is an induction motor-controlling device with a nominal output rating of up to 30 Horsepower. The series to which it belongs is the 1336 PLUS II series, and it shares many of the same features and specifications as Allen-Bradley drives which belong to other Bulletin 1336 series such as the 1336 IMPACT and the 1336 FORCE series. As a result, the 1336F-B030-AN-EN-HAS2-L5 drive and all of these other Bulletin 1336 Allen-Bradley drives can be integrated easily in a system. To operate properly, the 1336F-B030-AN-EN-HAS2-L5 drive must be protected from ESD, voltage surges, liquids, chemicals, and solid particles like dust and debris. It can be protected from ESD by being used and stored in static-safe areas and if the technicians who are working on it follow all of the recommended static-control procedures. This motor control drive can be protected from voltage surges and other voltage or power-related errors if it is connected to a grounded and balanced power supply or with optional devices like fuses and circuit breakers. The Allen-Bradley 1336F-B030-AN-EN-HAS2-L5 1336 PLUS II drive also comes with a metal oxide varistor or MOV that can
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.
