Product Description:

The 10.F0.R11-3429 is an AC drive controller produced by KEB within the F0 Combivert Control Cabinets series. It conditions three-phase line power and generates a variable output so industrial motors can be started, accelerated, and stopped under closed-loop control. Used in automated material-handling or process equipment, the unit integrates power electronics, protective fusing, and a cabinet enclosure that mounts directly to machine frames or wall panels, reducing wiring effort on the plant floor. This layout places the drive components in a single housing, which helps keep the installation compact and organized.

The drive is designed for a rated line supply of 400 VAC over 3 phases and delivers a continuous output current of 5.8 A. At that current, the apparent power reaches 4.0 kVA, which suits typical 4-pole induction motors up to 2.2 kW. Copper conductors down to 1.5 mm² can be used on the output terminals, which helps with cable routing in tight installations. Internal losses depend on carrier frequency: heat dissipation is 75 W at 4 kHz and rises to 165 W at 16 kHz, so cabinet ventilation must be planned accordingly. The line side should be protected by a maximum 10 A gG fuse, and the three-phase rectifier charges the DC link before the IGBT inverter stages modulate the motor leads.

The control section permits a switching frequency of up to 16 kHz and a fundamental output frequency of 408 Hz, allowing operation of high-speed spindles or compact blower motors. Reliable performance is maintained up to a mounting altitude of 3000 m without derating. The assembly weighs 4.0 kg, which supports direct mounting on machine frames or wall panels. DC link sizing and the rated output current support smooth vector control across the full torque range and stable motor response during acceleration and deceleration.