Mitsubishi Variable Frequency Drive FR-A870-04560-E2-60LC Technical Specifications:
Specification
Value
Series
FR-A800 PLUS SERIES
Type
FR-A800-LC (LIQUID COOLED)
Minimum Rated Voltage (V)
525/600
Min. Permissible Voltage (V)
472/540
Maximum Rated Voltage (V)
600/690
Max. Permissible Voltage (V)
660/759
Current Type
AC
Phases
3
Rated Output Current ND (A)
405
Rated Motor Capacity ND (kW)
355
Frequency Range (Hz)
50/60
Control Method
SOFT-PWM/HIGH FRQ PWM/VECTOR
Motor Type
INDUCTION MOTOR
Integrated EMC Filter
YES
Safe Torque Off (STO)
YES
Regenerative (4Q)
NO
Integrated DC Choke
NO
Display
FR-DU08
Display Type
5 DIGITS LED
PLC Function
YES
Program Memory
6K
Program Memory Unit
STEPS
Integrated Digital Inputs
12
Digital Outputs (Transistor)
5
Digital Outputs (Relay)
2
Integrated Analogue Inputs
3
Integrated Analogue Outputs
2
IO Type of Terminal Block
SPRING CLAMP
Expandable
YES
RS-485
1
USB
1+1 MINI
Ethernet Port
1
Built-In Network
CC-LINK IE FIELD BASIC, MODBUS/TCP
Power Loss ND (W)
6850
Protection Class
IP00
Depth (mm)
440
Weight (kg)
212
Width (mm)
675
Height (mm)
1517
Power Loss SLD (W)
7650
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