13.F5.M1D-39G0 KEB
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The KEB 13.F5.M1D-39G0 is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and provides a general maximum motor power of 7.5 HP. It has a rated output current of 12 Amps and supports a maximum switching frequency of 16 kHz. This drive features a field-oriented motor control and includes a braking transistor as an installed accessory.
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The 13.F5.M1D-39G0 is an inverter drive manufactured by KEB for the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It is intended for field-oriented control of three-phase motors and converts PLC references into regulated voltage and current. An integrated braking transistor works with the GTR7 chopper so regenerated energy can be managed during deceleration in conveyor, pump, and positioning systems.
Operating from a 3~ 400 V AC/DC supply, the drive delivers a continuous output of 12 A. That rating establishes the thermal baseline for steady-state operation under normal cooling conditions. It supports motors up to 7.5 HP on 230 V circuits, and the IGBT bridge switches at 4 kHz to balance audible noise, semiconductor losses, and motor heating.
For short bursts, current can rise to 21.6 A, providing reserve for acceleration or shock loads. Users may raise carrier frequency to 16 kHz when lower acoustic noise is more important than efficiency. The chopper circuit requires a minimum brake resistor of 39 Ω, and an overcurrent limit of 216% helps protect the output transistors from sustained faults.
Wake Industrial stocks this drive and offers same-day shipping on many orders, which can reduce downtime when a replacement is needed quickly. Quotations remain valid for 30 days, giving buyers added time to complete internal budget review and purchasing steps. The chat tool available on the website can be used for general questions about type codes or fault codes before placing an order during urgent maintenance events when fast clarification is needed before shipment can be scheduled.
