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17.F4.C1G-M420 KEB

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The 17.F4.C1G-M420 is a KEB F4 Combivert frequency inverter with compact control and an integrated braking transistor. Fine 0.0125 Hz frequency resolution and a 409.5875 Hz maximum output frequency give the unit impressive tuning range for precise motor control.

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The 17.F4.C1G-M420 is a compact AC drive produced by KEB for the F4 Combivert Frequency Inverters series. It converts fixed-frequency three-phase mains power into a variable-frequency, variable-voltage output so an induction motor’s speed and torque can be matched to process demand in automated machinery and material-handling equipment. This allows smooth motor control in conveyors, fans, pumps, and similar variable-speed systems where operating conditions can change during use. A compact control housing also simplifies panel layout in space-limited enclosures.

The inverter provides 2 analog inputs and 4 digital inputs, allowing a controller to send proportional setpoints or on/off commands directly to the drive. Internally, it has a frequency resolution of 0.0125 Hz, which lets a PLC establish precise motor speeds without noticeable hunting during low-speed adjustment or fine trimming. The unit can reach a maximum output frequency of 409.5875 Hz, enabling high-speed applications such as centrifugal pumps and spindle drives where the connected motor is suitable for elevated running speeds. It also provides three output phases for motor connections, and an integrated braking transistor dissipates regenerated energy into an external resistor during rapid deceleration to help prevent DC-bus overvoltage.

Field wiring flexibility includes one analog output for feedback of process variables and one digital output that can flag status conditions such as drive ready. Two form-C contacts supply two relay outputs for higher-power signaling to interlocks or contactors, which is useful when the drive must exchange simple status signals with surrounding control hardware. Configuration is organized into 11 parameter groups, and eight selectable parameter sets allow quick switching between different motor recipes without reprogramming. This structure keeps operating settings grouped in a clear way when one machine must support more than one production mode.

Analog Inputs
2
Analog Output
1
Braking Transistor
Yes
Control Type
Compact
Digital Inputs
4
Digital Output
1
Frequency Resolution
0.0125 Hz
Max Output Frequency
409.5875 Hz
Output Phases
3
Parameter Groups
11
Parameter Sets
8
Relay Outputs
2

Frequently Asked Questions about 17.F4.C1G-M420:

Q: How many analog input channels does the 17.F4.C1G-M420 inverter feature?

A: This model provides two analog input channels for signal and control integration.

Q: Does the 17.F4.C1G-M420 include a braking transistor?

A: There is a built-in braking transistor in the 17.F4.C1G-M420 for dynamic braking capability.

Q: What is the maximum output frequency of the 17.F4.C1G-M420 inverter?

A: The 17.F4.C1G-M420 offers a maximum output frequency of 409.5875 Hz for varied speed applications.

Q: How many output phases does the 17.F4.C1G-M420 provide?

A: The inverter supports three output phases to connect to three-phase motors.

Q: How many parameter groups are available on the 17.F4.C1G-M420?

A: There are eleven parameter groups available for flexible device configuration.

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