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22C-D012N103 is a PowerFlex 400 series high-performance AC inverter without built-in braking IGBT (Braking IGBT). It has built-in PID controller and PIP algorithm, and has purge and damper functions to improve system efficiency.
Parameter
| Part Number | Series | Power (kW/HP) | Input Voltage (3‑Phase) | Output Current (A) | Frame | Mounting | Enclosure | Key I/F | Brake IGBT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22C‑D012N103 | PowerFlex 400 | 5.5/7.5 | 380‑480V AC | 12 | C | Panel | IP20 | RS485 | No |
| 22C‑D010N103 | PowerFlex 400 | 4.0/5.0 | 380‑480V AC | 10.5 | C | Panel | IP20 | RS485 | No |
| 22C‑D017N103 | PowerFlex 400 | 7.5/10 | 380‑480V AC | 17 | C | Panel | IP20 | RS485 | No |
| 22C‑D022N103 | PowerFlex 400 | 11/15 | 380‑480V AC | 22 | C | Panel | IP20 | RS485 | No |
| 22C‑D012F103 | PowerFlex 400 | 5.5/7.5 | 380‑480V AC | 12 | C | Flange | IP20 | RS485 | No |
| 22C‑B012N103 | PowerFlex 400 | 2.2/3.0 | 200‑240V AC | 12 | C | Panel | IP20 | RS485 | No |
FAQ:
1.22C-D012N103 does not have a built-in braking IGBT. Do I need an external braking unit when frequent emergency stops are required? What is the compatible model?
22C‑D012N103 does not have a built-in braking IGBT, and an external braking unit + braking resistor must be connected for frequent emergency stops, otherwise it will cause shutdown or damage to the equipment due to DC bus overvoltage. Light load/infrequent braking can be temporarily disabled, but it is not recommended for emergency stop conditions.
Compatible models:
- Braking unit: 22-B012-N101 (5.5kW/380-480V)
- Braking resistor: 22-R075-B (750W, conventional)/22-R150-B (1500W, large inertia)
Key points: Connect the DC bus (±DC) and select the resistor power according to the load to ensure heat dissipation.
2.Can the 22C-D012N103 communicate directly with an Allen-Bradley PLC (such as the 1769-L33ER) through the CIP protocol? Need additional modules?
The built-in RS485 of 22C‑D012N103 only supports Modbus RTU, etc., and cannot directly communicate with 1769‑L33ER for CIP (EtherNet/IP). You need to add 22‑COMM‑E (EtherNet/IP module) or 22‑COMM‑D (DeviceNet module), both of which support CIP.
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