07.F4.S0C-BM00 KEB
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The KEB 07.F4.S0C-BM00 belongs to the F4 Combivert Frequency Inverters series and features a chassis housing design with an IP20 protection rating. This inverter supports single-phase input and three-phase output, has a rated motor power of 0.75 kW, and operates with a rated output current of 4 Amps. The supply frequency is 50/60 Hz and its maximum input fuse rating is 20 Amps.
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The 07.F4.S0C-BM00 is a chassis-mounted frequency inverter produced by KEB for the F4 Combivert Frequency Inverters series. It converts a single-phase mains supply into a controllable three-phase output so that induction motors can run at variable speed and torque in pumps, fans, and material-handling equipment. The unit is intended for control-cabinet installation in general-purpose automation where a compact, panel-integrated drive is preferred. This makes it suitable for applications that need adjustable motor control without a large standalone enclosure.
The inverter carries a protection rating of IP20, which means fingers and solid objects larger than 12 mm are kept away from live parts, but the cabinet must provide additional dust and moisture protection. It draws a rated input current of 8 A from the single-phase supply, and KEB recommends a line fuse of 20 A to clear downstream faults quickly. The drive supports motors up to 0.75 kW for continuous operation. Its output frequency is referenced to a mains frequency of 50/60 Hz, and the inverter generates a three-phase output for standard motor connections. On the output side, the nominal current is 4 A, which suits light motor loads without requiring external reactors or filters. Because the unit is powered from a single-phase source, it can be used where three-phase mains are not available at the installation point.
Thermal management relies on a heat sink that may reach 85 °C under heavy cyclic loading, so cabinet airflow must keep surrounding conditions under control. During acceleration bursts, the inverter can deliver a peak apparent power of 1.6 kVA and supply up to 7.2 A for 30 seconds before returning to its continuous rating. An electronic overcurrent trip activates at 8.8 A to protect the output stage if a motor or cable fault occurs. This behavior helps limit stress on the power stage during short overload events. Its chassis-mounted layout supports direct panel installation in light-duty industrial machinery.
