09.F5.GBD-2B0A KEB
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The KEB 09.F5.GBD-2B0A is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and supports both single-phase and three-phase 230 V AC/DC input supply. This drive features open-loop V/F control mode, a rated power of 1.5 kW, and a maximum current of 15.1 Amps. It includes fault monitoring for short-circuit and earth fault, an IP20 enclosure, and uses 16 kHz pulse-width modulation.
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The 09.F5.GBD-2B0A is a KEB Combivert F5 axis drive for 3-phase AC motors with 1.5 kW rated power. Open-loop V/F control and pulse-width modulation provide smooth, predictable drive behavior in standard motion applications. An IP20 enclosure paired with EMC Class C1 makes this model a strong choice for clean cabinet installations.
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The 09.F5.GBD-2B0A is an axis drive produced by KEB within the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. As an inverter module, it interfaces between a plant’s 230 V supply and a three-phase induction motor to regulate speed in material-handling systems, pumps, and conveyor applications. By applying voltage-frequency control, it delivers regulated torque without requiring a motor feedback device, making it suitable for basic automated motion. The drive can adjust the motor output in response to process demands while operating from a common low-voltage power source.
The drive accepts a 230 V input from a single-phase or three-phase AC supply and can also operate from a compatible DC source. It provides a rated output of 1.5 kW and supplies 7 A to a three-phase AC motor under nominal load. The IP20 enclosure protects against accidental contact with internal components and is intended for installation inside a closed cabinet. Control uses an open-loop V/F profile that coordinates output voltage with operating frequency. An overcurrent trip threshold of 216% protects the inverter by disconnecting the output when the motor circuit exceeds that limit. Standard cooling, varnish code 0, and internal busbars support cabinet installations that do not require an additional drive-mounted fan. Pulse-current shaping reduces waveform distortion, while fault channels monitor ground leakage and phase-to-phase short circuits.
For transient starts, the unit can deliver up to 180% of its rated current, while the absolute peak current is 15.1 A. Gate signals are generated through pulse-width modulation at a carrier frequency of 16 kHz, helping reduce torque ripple and audible motor noise. Compliance with EMC class C1 allows the converter to operate on domestic-type supply networks when the required shielded cabling and grounding practices are followed. Fault monitoring detects short-circuit and ground-fault events, and the trip history stores these events for later review. The pulse-width modulation method distributes switching activity evenly across the output waveform. The standard cooling path removes heat generated during repetitive acceleration sequences and sustained operation.
