18.F5.HBH-YVA0 KEB
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The KEB 18.F5.HBH-YVA0 is an axis drive from the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series with a rated input voltage of 400 V and a rated output current of 50 Amps. It supports up to 30 HP motor power, has two analog inputs with 12-bit resolution, and eight digital inputs. The unit includes 29 control terminals and an internal control supply of 24 VDC.
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The 18.F5.HBH-YVA0 is a KEB Combivert F5 axis drive rated for 400 V input and 50 A output current. ASCL control mode with a 1 ms I/O scan time supports responsive, stable motion control in demanding drive applications. A 30 HP motor capacity makes the drive a strong choice for high-performance axis drive service.
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The 18.F5.HBH-YVA0 is an axis inverter from KEB that belongs to the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It is intended to interface with synchronous or induction machines in automated production lines. The inverter supplies regulated three-phase power and coordinated motion commands, allowing a PLC to synchronize multiple axes while maintaining controlled speed and torque.
This drive connects to a three-phase mains supply rated at 400 V and delivers up to 50 A of output current, providing a continuous apparent power of 35 kVA. On 480 V systems, the unit supports motors rated up to 30 HP, a capability matched to Inverter Size Code 18 and Housing Code H. Velocity and torque regulation are handled by the manufacturer’s ASCL sensorless current control algorithm. The interface includes 29 control terminals and a relay contact rated for 30 VDC at 1 A, providing hardwired connections for field devices. Internal logic receives power from a 24 VDC supply rail, so a separate logic power source is not required. Selectable PNP or NPN signal polarity allows the same unit to accommodate different machine wiring standards. An encoder feedback card is not installed, making this configuration suitable for applications that use sensorless motor control.
Application input and output signals are processed every 1 ms, allowing the drive to react quickly to commands from the connected control system. Eight discrete commands are accepted through 8 digital inputs, providing separate channels for assigned operating functions. Actuation and status signals are returned through 2 digital outputs, which share a total current capacity of 50 mA. Analog setpoints enter through two channels with 12-bit resolution, supporting fine adjustments to speed references and other assigned analog commands. The available relay, digital, and analog connections allow the inverter to exchange operating commands and status information with PLCs, switches, sensors, and related automation devices. These connections support direct field wiring without requiring the main controller to process every device signal through a separate remote interface module.
