The ABB ZINT-521 Inverter is engineered for high-efficiency and reliable AC motor control, ideal for applications requiring precise speed adjustment and energy savings.
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The ABB ZINT-521 Inverter is engineered for high-efficiency and reliable AC motor control, ideal for applications requiring precise speed adjustment and energy savings.
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Motor Control Technology:Vector Control
Output Power:3kW to 7.5kW
Frequency Range:0Hz to 500Hz
Input Voltage:AC 220V to 480V
IP Rating:IP54
Operating Temperature:-10°C to +50°C
Control Interface:RS485 Modbus Protocol
The ABB ZINT-521 inverter is designed to meet the demanding needs of modern industrial settings, featuring advanced power management capabilities and enhanced durability. It efficiently converts electrical energy to drive motors and other electrical loads, ensuring smooth operation across various industrial machinery.
With a wide input voltage range from 100V to 240V AC, this inverter offers unparalleled flexibility and reliability in diverse application scenarios. Its robust design withstands harsh environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in outdoor or high-temperature settings.
Equipped with a high-speed microprocessor, the ABB ZINT-521 provides precise control over motor speed and torque, optimizing energy usage and enhancing operational efficiency. Its Modbus RTU compatibility ensures seamless integration with existing automation systems, streamlining the control process.
Featuring an IP20 protection rating, this inverter is protected against solid foreign objects larger than 12mm and splashing water from all directions. This ensures reliable performance even in dusty or wet environments, guaranteeing minimal maintenance and downtime.
Weighing just 6.5 kg, the ABB ZINT-521 is portable and easy to install. Its compact size does not compromise on functionality, making it an ideal choice for space-constrained industrial setups. The inverter comes with a comprehensive set of safety features, ensuring operator and system safety during operation.
