ABB ACS355-03U-17A6-2 Low Voltage AC Drives – Compact and Efficient Industrial Control Solutions
The ABB ACS355-03U-17A6-2 is a highly efficient low voltage AC drive designed for a wide range of industrial applications including textiles, printing, rubber and plastics, and woodworking. It offers quick commissioning with application macros and panel assistants, ensuring ease of use and optimal performance.
Power Rating:5HP
Voltage Range:240V
Frequency Range:0.00 – 599Hz
Control Method:Sensorless Vector Control
Protection Class:IP66
Braking:Built-in Braking Chopper
Safety Feature:Safe Torque Off (STO) function (SIL3)
The ABB ACS355-03U-17A6-2 is exceptionally compact and has a uniform design, which makes it easy to integrate into any industrial setup. It comes with quick commissioning features, including application macros and panel assistants, allowing for fast and efficient installation and setup.
The frequency converter includes a safe torque off function (SIL3) as a standard feature, ensuring enhanced safety for operators and equipment. Sensorless vector control allows for precise speed and torque regulation of induction motors and permanent magnet motors within a wide range of frequencies up to 599 Hz.
The built-in braking chopper and coated boards provide reliable operation in harsh environments. Additionally, an IP66-rated variant is available for applications in wet or dusty conditions, and a solar pump drive variant is offered for renewable energy applications.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, this drive supports a wide range of industrial applications. Its robust construction and coated circuit boards make it resistant to corrosion and other environmental stresses, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
This low voltage AC drive is ideal for industries such as textiles, printing, rubber and plastics processing, and woodworking. Its compact size and advanced features make it a top choice for businesses looking to optimize their machinery’s efficiency and productivity.
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