14.F5.HBD-380A KEB
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The KEB 14.F5.HBD-380A is an axis drive in the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series with a nominal input voltage of 400 VAC and supports three input phases. The unit offers 2 analog inputs, 8 digital inputs, and 2 relay outputs, and features a rated output current of 16.5 Amps. It provides a general maximum motor power of 10 horsepower and a fast torque setpoint of 250 microseconds.
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The 14.F5.HBD-380A is an AC axis drive developed by KEB for the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. In automated machinery, it converts incoming plant power into regulated motor voltage and current for precise axis control. It also manages real time I/O, making it suitable for coordinated motion tasks that require stable speed and torque response.
The drive accepts a three phase input of 400 VAC and delivers a continuous output of 16.5 A under rated conditions. It can reach 35.6 A during acceleration or short shock loads without changing the unit’s basic operating class. The power stage supports motors up to 10 HP, and inverter size 3 places it within the platform’s defined hardware range.
Fast control behavior is supported by a 250 µs torque register update time, which helps the drive react quickly to command changes. The global I/O scan completes every 1 ms, and counter inputs accept pulses up to 500 Hz for straightforward machine signaling. The platform also uses inverter size 14 as an internal classification value for cabinet planning and product grouping.
Wake Industrial can arrange same day shipping on this model for urgent replacement needs. Quotations remain valid for 30 days, which helps buyers coordinate approval cycles before placing an order. For questions about fault codes or type codes, customers can use the chat tool available on the website. This combination reduces extra interface hardware when simple local command, status monitoring, and signal handling are required in existing control panels during routine retrofits or upgrades.
