13.F4.C1D-3410 KEB
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The KEB 13.F4.C1D-3410 is part of the F4 Combivert Frequency Inverters series and supports a max motor power of 5.5 kW with an output nominal power of 8.3 kVA. This inverter offers three input phases, an internal braking transistor, and a protection rating of IP20. It includes four digital inputs, two relay outputs, and supports a voltage class of 400 V.
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The 13.F4.C1D-3410 is a KEB F4 Combivert frequency inverter built for 400 V operation with 3-phase input. An internal braking transistor and 12 A nominal output current support stable drive control and dependable deceleration behavior. IP20 protection and 5.5 kW max motor power make this unit a strong fit for well-managed industrial panels.
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The 13.F4.C1D-3410 is an AC drive produced by KEB for the F4 Combivert Frequency Inverters series. It converts fixed-frequency three-phase mains power into a variable output that lets automation systems regulate induction-motor speed and torque. By integrating an internal braking transistor, the unit can manage regenerated energy during deceleration, and its D-style housing fits inside IP-rated control cabinets.
This drive is built for a 400 V supply and draws a nominal input current of 13.2 A from the three input phases. Internally, it delivers a continuous output apparent power of 8.3 kVA and a corresponding motor phase current of 12 A. Those values align with a maximum motor power of 5.5 kW, allowing the inverter to run standard IEC machines used in pumps, fans, and material-handling axes. A rated operating frequency of 2 kHz shapes the pulse-width-modulated output waveform, while four digital inputs accept start, stop, or preset-speed commands from a PLC. Two relay outputs forward drive status to external interlocks, and the 4 mm² line cross section accommodates copper conductors sized for the specified current loading.
During acceleration or quick load changes, the current can briefly reach 21.6 A; if that limit is exceeded, an over-current trip is triggered at 26.4 A to protect the semiconductors. Upstream protection is coordinated with a maximum mains fuse rating of 25 A, ensuring selective fault clearing without nuisance tripping. The enclosure carries an IP20 protection rating, so the inverter must be mounted inside a clean electrical cabinet but does not require additional finger-safe covers. Screw terminals and an internal brake chopper provide the electrical connection and braking interface to the driven motor. The short-time overload capability allows the drive to handle brief current peaks during dynamic operation.
