ATV340U55N4
Schneider Electric
The Schneider Electric ATV340U55N4 is a 3-phase variable speed drive designed for machine applications. It offers a 5.5kW heavy duty motor power rating and 12.7A nominal output current.
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The Schneider Electric ATV340U75N4 is a variable speed drive from the Altivar Machine ATV340 range, specifically designed for machine applications. This model is rated for heavy duty operation with a motor power of 7.5kW and a maximum horsepower rating of 10 hp.
It operates on a 3-phase supply with a rated voltage of 380-480V and a supply frequency of 50-60 Hz. The drive features a nominal output current of 16.5A and includes an integrated C3 EMC filter. The enclosure provides an IP20 degree of protection.
With a cabinet mount design, this drive offers 5 discrete inputs, 2 discrete outputs, 2 analogue inputs, 1 analogue output, and 2 relay outputs. It supports Modbus serial communication via an RJ45 connector and is configurable for various transmission rates.
This drive is suitable for high-performance machine applications, aiming to reduce machine design time and simplify engineering. Its robust design ensures long-term reliability.
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The motor power rating for heavy duty applications is 7.5 kW.
The rated supply voltage is 380-480 V.
The nominal output current is 16.5 A.
The IP degree of protection is IP20.
This drive supports Modbus serial communication.
This drive is designed for cabinet mounting.
This product can expose you to chemicals including: Lead and lead compounds, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.