8I76S200055.0P-000 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8I76S200055.0P-000 is part of the 8I7 ACOPOS Inverters series and features a motor power rating of 0.55 kW with a nominal output current of 3.7 Amps. It offers six digital inputs, three analog inputs, and has an IP20 protection rating. The inverter's mains current at 240 Vac is 5.8 Amps and its apparent power is 1.4 kVA.
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The 8I76S200055.0P-000 from the 8I7 ACOPOS Inverters series by B & R Automation is a highly efficient inverter offering a motor power of 0.55 kW and a nominal output current of 3.7 A. With an IP20 rating and a Powerlink Type 3 interface, it integrates smoothly into industrial automation systems. Its reliable performance and versatile input/output options make it a solid choice for motion control applications.
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B&R Automation supplies the 8I76S200055.0P-000 as part of its 8I7 ACOPOS Inverters series. This compact inverter converts three-phase mains energy into a regulated output for small AC induction or synchronous motors in distributed machine cells. By integrating drive control, safe low-voltage logic, and a fieldbus channel in one housing, it streamlines panel layouts and shortens wiring runs in production lines and material-handling equipment.
The housing carries an IP20 rating, so it is intended for installation in a closed electrical cabinet where ambient dust and moisture are limited. At power-up, the inverter tolerates an inrush of 9.6 A. During steady operation, its nominal output current is 3.7 A, while the mains side draws 5.8 A from a 240 V AC supply. The apparent power processed at full load reaches 1.4 kVA. A dedicated 24 V DC control rail feeds the internal electronics with 1.1 A, and standby losses are capped at 6 W to minimize idle energy use. Control signals enter through six digital and three analog inputs, and two relay outputs provide isolated status feedback. A Type 3 Powerlink interface links the inverter to higher-level PLCs at real-time Ethernet speeds, allowing synchronized axis updates. The transient current capability of 5.6 A for 60 s handles short overloads without tripping.
The power section is rated for a motor shaft load of 0.55 kW, and thermal losses inside the module are limited to 42 W at nominal conditions. Switching devices operate on a carrier frequency of 4 kHz, establishing a compromise between acoustics and dynamic torque control. When a braking resistor is added, its value must not fall below 40 Ω to keep the DC-link voltage within safe limits. Two onboard analog channels can monitor motor temperature or process feedback, while the remaining inputs handle limit switches and support compact single-axis control without auxiliary I/O modules.
