10.56.200 KEB
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The KEB 10.56.200 is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and has a general maximum motor power of 3 HP with a rated power of 4 kVA. This drive features a rated current of 10 Amps, a protection rating of IP00, and weighs 5.0 kilograms. It supports a maximum altitude of 3000 meters and can operate in up to 95 percent relative humidity.
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The 10.56.200 is a KEB F5 Combivert axis drive with a 10 A rated current and 4 kVA rated power. IP00 protection and operation up to 3000 m support dependable integration in controlled industrial enclosures. A 3 HP motor power rating makes this unit an appealing choice for compact motion applications.
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The 10.56.200 is an inverter drive developed by KEB within the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. Designed for cabinet installation, the unit forms the power stage between a three-phase supply network and an AC motor. By modulating pulse width and frequency, it enables closed-loop speed, torque, and positioning control, which is fundamental for automated conveyors, pick-and-place stations, and process machinery that demand adaptable motion profiles. The drive’s electronics interface with upper-level PLCs through the series’ standard fieldbus options, allowing coordinated multi-axis operation.
It delivers a continuous apparent power of 4 kVA, which corresponds to a rated output current of 10 A for standard three-phase loads. The drive can energize motors up to 3 HP, making it appropriate for compact pumps, fans, and indexing axes. An open-frame design with an IP00 protection rating requires placement behind a switchgear door; inside that controlled space, the electronics tolerate ambient humidity up to 95 % without condensation. Current-limiting hardware is supplemented by external protection: a GTr7 semiconductor fuse rated at 6.3 A safeguards the gate-drive circuitry, a 16 A intermediate-circuit fuse protects the DC link, and a 0.5 A power-supply fuse isolates the control supply in the event of a fault.
Installation guidelines specify a maximum operating altitude of 3000 m; above this height, thermal derating is recommended to counter reduced cooling-air density. Panel layout must reserve 50 mm clearance on each side and 100 mm above the heat sink to maintain convection cooling, while four mounting points with 7.2 mm hole diameters secure the frame that carries a mass of 5.0 kg. Line protection is handled by a mains fuse of 25 A, and cable terminations accept conductors up to 4 mm² to carry the inverter’s full-load current safely. The mechanical outline is identified by inverter size code 10.
