13.F5.B1D-390A KEB
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The 13.F5.B1D-390A is an axis drive manufactured by KEB as part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It supports a maximum motor power of 7.5 HP, runs on a 3-phase 400 V AC input supply, and has a maximum current of 25.9 A. The drive features an IP20 enclosure, 5 digital inputs, 1 analog input, and is equipped with a braking chopper and two relay outputs.
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The 13.F5.B1D-390A is an AC axis inverter produced by KEB within the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. Designed for cabinet installation, the unit modulates three-phase motors in coordinated production lines, conveyors, and processing machines where stable speed control and repeatable axis response are required. By adjusting output frequency and voltage, it allows a PLC or higher-level controller to position a load or regulate torque within the capacity of this frame. Integration into distributed control networks is supported through configurable I/O and built-in motor protection routines, so the drive can supervise basic operating conditions without requiring separate external monitoring for every function.
This drive accepts a three-phase 400 V AC line supply and is optimized for continuous operation at a rated current of 12 A. When acceleration or short transient demands rise, the power stage can deliver up to 25.9 A, and the installed braking transistor helps dissipate regenerated energy during deceleration. Vector calculations are refreshed every 2 ms, which helps the inverter maintain stable torque production when load conditions change quickly. The enclosure has an IP20 rating for panel installation, and the available analog, digital, relay, and software-configurable channels provide multiple paths for command, status, and interlock signals.
Field wiring is organized through 17 control terminals, and the signaling follows PNP logic for compatibility with common sourcing sensors and switches. For electromagnetic compatibility in light-industrial environments, the inverter meets C1 limits, which helps reduce conducted and radiated interference in shared panels. The drive also supports integrated motor temperature monitoring because PTC evaluation is enabled by default, allowing it to react to an overtemperature condition reported by the motor. In 230 V installations, this frame can still operate motors up to 7.5 HP, which can simplify equipment standardization where different mains systems are used.
