09.F0.R01-3479 KEB
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The KEB 09.F0.R01-3479 is part of the F0 Combivert Control Cabinets series and offers a maximum motor power of 1.5 kW with a rated output power of 2.8 kVA. It features an IP20 protection rating and is designed for vertical installation with a maximum mounting altitude of 3000 meters. The cabinet uses a 0.4 A time-lag control fuse and requires a side clearance of 50 mm and top or bottom clearance of 100 mm.
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The 09.F0.R01-3479 is a KEB F0 Combivert control cabinet with IP20 protection and a vertical installation format that supports clean panel integration. Rated at 2.8 kVA with support for motor power up to 1.5 kW, this unit is a well-balanced choice for compact industrial drive applications.
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The 09.F0.R01-3479 is a self-contained drive cabinet manufactured by KEB as part of the F0 Combivert Control Cabinets series. It houses the power electronics, control logic, and protective devices required to modulate three-phase mains voltage for a single motor in industrial automation. By converting fixed line frequency to a variable output, the cabinet lets a production machine adjust motor speed and torque to match real-time load conditions. Its enclosed arrangement keeps the inverter section and control hardware in one assembly, which helps the machine layout stay organized around a single drive location.
The cabinet can deliver up to 2.8 kVA of apparent power to the connected drive and is sized for motors that draw no more than 1.5 kW of mechanical output. An enclosure rating of IP20 limits contact with internal parts, so the unit should be mounted inside a larger panel when dust or airborne debris is present. Input protection is provided by a 0.4 A time-lag control fuse that tolerates short inrush current while opening under sustained fault conditions. After mains disconnection, internal capacitors require a 5 min discharge wait time before service work begins. The cabinet must be installed in a vertical position so convection airflow can move heat away from the heat sink. If the site exceeds 1000 m above sea level, output current must be reduced by 1% for every additional 100 m because thinner air removes less heat from internal components.
A lateral gap of 50 mm on each side helps prevent thermal coupling to neighboring equipment, while a 100 mm clearance above and below supports the required chimney effect. These open spaces allow warm air to rise freely through the enclosure and reduce recirculation around nearby devices. The cabinet may be mounted at elevations up to 3000 m, but higher installation points further reduce cooling performance because of lower air density. Placement inside the surrounding panel should also keep ventilation paths unobstructed so internal heat can escape without restriction.
