RD51.1-5B-030-L-NN-FW Bosch Rexroth Indramat
MPN: R911200682
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat RD51.1-5B-030-L-NN-FW is a drive controller from the RD 500 Drive Controllers series with a rated power of 30 kW and operates on a 500 V converter 3-phase AC supply. This model features U/f curve control, a built-in brake chopper, and uses forced air cooling.
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The RD51.1-5B-030-L-NN-FW is a drive controller produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the RD 500 Drive Controllers series. As a variable-speed converter, it interfaces between a mains supply and induction motors so the motor speed and torque can be adjusted to suit the machine process. This makes it suitable for automated machinery and material-handling lines where controlled acceleration and steady running are required. Because the drive varies electrical output instead of relying on fixed line frequency, connected motors can respond more smoothly to changing production demands.
It uses a three-phase AC converter front end and is intended for grids centered on 500 V. The drive operates with U/f curve control, so output voltage rises with frequency to help maintain motor magnetization during acceleration and load changes. A built-in brake chopper handles regenerated energy by routing it to an external resistor when the motor slows down, which helps prevent overvoltage in the DC link. Thermal management uses forced air cooling, and an internal fan moves air across the heat sinks during continuous operation.
Within the product line, the unit provides a continuous output of 30 kW, which suits mid-range conveyors, pumps, and other process drives that need stable torque over a broad speed range. The hardware is assigned to Design generation 1, so its mechanical layout matches first-generation RD 500 accessories and related mounting arrangements. It is supplied without application-specific options, leaving the base hardware open for plug-in I/O or communication modules when a machine requires additional functions. This arrangement keeps the controller focused on core drive duties while allowing the final control setup to be selected for the intended application. The base configuration is useful in installations that need a standard power section first and then add control features through compatible modules.