Reference: EVF9322-CVV003
Brand: Lenze
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The Allen-Bradley 1333-EAB Series D is a three-phase adjustable frequency AC drive designed for industrial motor control applications, offering reliable performance and precise speed regulation.
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The 1333-EAB Series D is part of Allen-Bradley's Bulletin 1333 line of adjustable frequency AC drives. This drive is engineered to control three-phase AC motors, providing adjustable speed control to enhance process efficiency. It operates with an input voltage range of 380/415/460V AC and is rated for a power output of 7.5 kW (10 HP). The drive delivers an output current of 17 A and features a compact design with dimensions of 270 x 450 x 210 mm, weighing approximately 13.6 kg. Its robust construction ensures durability in demanding industrial environments.
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The Allen-Bradley 1333-EAB Series D is a three-phase adjustable frequency AC drive designed for industrial motor control applications, offering reliable performance and precise speed regulation.
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