20.F5.G0R-9600 KEB
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The KEB 20.F5.G0R-9600 is an axis drive from the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It has a maximum motor power of 50 HP and operates with a 3-phase 400 V AC input supply. The drive has a short-time current limit of 150 percent and supports a switching frequency of 8 kHz.
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The 20.F5.G0R-9600 is a KEB Combivert F5 axis drive built for 3-phase 400 V AC input and 50 HP motor applications. An 8 kHz switching frequency and 150% short-time current limit support smooth control and dependable overload handling in demanding motion systems. This configuration stands out as a capable axis drive platform, highlighted by a 180% OC tripping current.
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The 20.F5.G0R-9600 is an AC axis-drive inverter produced by KEB as part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. Installed between a three-phase mains supply and a motor, it creates a variable-frequency output that lets industrial controllers adjust speed, torque, and direction without mechanical gear changes. By handling vector or V/f control modes, the drive supports conveyors, packaging stations, and coordinated multi-axis cells, and it is intended for cabinet mounting alongside PLCs and braking choppers.
Designed for plant power grids, the drive accepts a three-phase 400 V AC input. Within this voltage class, its general maximum motor rating reaches 50 HP. A carrier setting of 8 kHz modulates the IGBTs, cutting audible noise and improving current resolution, though this also increases switching losses that must be considered during thermal planning. Motor and cable faults are limited by an over-current trip that triggers at 180% of rated current, helping protect the power semiconductors. Physical proportions follow inverter size code 20, which sets the heat sink capacity, terminal dimensions, and permissible conductor cross-section for this frame size.
Thermal management relies on the standard cooling method, meaning the internal fan and ambient airflow dissipate losses without external liquid or chilled-air aids. Cabinet layout is simplified by the slim R housing format that allows multiple axes to sit side by side on DIN rail or mounting plates. Because the control board is delivered with no encoder feedback card, the unit defaults to open-loop or sensorless vector operation unless a feedback module is later added. For dynamic peaks such as acceleration or tensioning, a short-time current limit of 150% gives the motor extra torque for several seconds before the drive returns to its continuous rating.
