Product Description

The DMA 30A 1301-D inverter operates with derated data when it is used between 1,001m and 3,000m above sea level. The Bosch Rexroth product must be connected to high-voltage and medium-voltage systems through a transformer. This device is likely to cause radio interference if it is used in residential areas or near small-scale industries. It must be used only in those machines that comply with the EMC and machinery-related directive stipulations. The module should not be modified or retrofitted. The unit must use only spare parts approved by the manufacturer.

The SERCOS interface incorporated in this device uses a fiber optic for connection with the very next module on its left-hand side. The unit has an 8.5A rated current at the ambient temperature, maximum continuous load, and an 8kHz factory setting switching frequency. The width of this product is 50mm. The standard device does not support any extra function. The inverter uses a resolver to act as its encoder. The RMA/DM 30 backplane module of this device is fitted with a single fan. The product has a displacement of 1mm at 2Hz to 13.2Hz frequency.

The unit features an acceleration of 0.7g at 13.3Hz to 48.6Hz frequency. The cabinet in which the product is fitted must be in conformance with IP 54 standards of protection. The maximum temperature for operation should not exceed 55°C while the maximum installation elevation must not go beyond 3,000m above sea level. The three-phase device can be connected to non-regulated as well as regulated DC link voltages. The resolver used in this inverter has a resolution of 12 bits and is connected using a prefabricated shielded encoder cable with 17 cores. The DMA 30A 1301-D module can be sent to the address of your choice in any country with a warranty assurance for a year.