FRENIC-Lift (LM1S)
Product information
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A braking circuit is built in the AC Drives of all the capacities.
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Built-in PG feedback circuit is standard equipment.
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An optional keypad is available.
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Overload capacity: 200% for 10s (Note1)
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Current response (ACR):500Hz
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Reduction of torque ripple realizes low vibration.
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Reduced roll-back during starting up.
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Note1
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Except for 200 V / 22 kW and 400 V / 30 kW
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Current response (ACR): 500Hz
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Speed control accuracy: ±0.01%
200% of rated current for 10s (Note2)
(Overload begins from 80% continuous operation with a carrier frequency of 10kHz.)
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Note2
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Except for 200 V / 22 kW and 400 V / 30 kW
A single AC Drive can control an induction motor (open/closed loop control) and a synchronous motor (the optional PG interface card is required).
FRENIC-Lift AC Drives are available in a series with capacities ranging from 4.0 to 45kW for three-phase 400V model.
5.5 to 22kW for three-phase 200V model.
2.2kW for single-phase 200V model.
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Applicable to the inputs by open collector/complementary output as a standard specification (Encoder power supply is switchable between +12V and +15V.)
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Applicable to the inputs from the 5V line driver as an option
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Applicable to Sin/Cos, Serial interface (EnDat2.1) and Parallel interface (4-bit gray code, UVM 3-bit code)
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DC bus capacitor life: 7 years
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Electrolytic capacitor life on the printed circuit boards: 7 years
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Cooling fan life: 5 years
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Life warning signal
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Recording and display of cumulative operating time
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Recording and display of cumulative operations
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Safety standards
EN61800-5-1:2003,
EN954-1 Category3 -
Sink/source switchable
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RS-485 communications (Modbus RTU) is adopted as standard equipment.
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CAN Bus is adopted as standard equipment.
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AC Drive support loader software is provided.
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A multi-function keypad (with backlit LCD) makes it possible to copy or edit the function code data.
AC Drives (Low Voltage) Support
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