24.F5.M0R-54GA KEB
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The KEB 24.F5.M0R-54GA is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and features a field-oriented control mode for 3-phase asynchronous motors. This drive has a rated output power of 125 kVA, a rated output current of 180 Amps, and supports up to 125 HP motor power at 480V. It includes a heat sink cooling type, operates with a 400 V DC input, and has a maximum allowed heat sink temperature of 90 degrees Celsius.
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The 24.F5.M0R-54GA is a KEB F5 Combivert axis drive designed for 3-phase asynchronous motors with field-oriented control. Rated output current of 180 A and short-time current of 270 A support confident handling of demanding motion loads. Heat-sink cooling and 125 HP motor capacity make the unit a strong choice for high-power drive applications.
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The 24.F5.M0R-54GA axis inverter is manufactured by KEB and belongs to the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. As a drive for three-phase asynchronous motors, it supplies regulated voltage and frequency to synchronize motor torque and speed with machine commands. The unit uses field-oriented vector control to track load changes with closed-loop current regulation, making it suitable for conveyors, extruders, and other industrial automation equipment that require precise torque response and coordinated motion across multiple axes.
Within that operating range, the inverter is rated for up to 125 HP of motor output when it is connected to a direct-current bus at 400 V DC. A line-side draw of 198 A corresponds to full-load conditions, while the inverter can deliver a steady machine current of 180 A to the motor terminals. Internally, the power section is sized to supply 125 kVA of apparent power, and its insulated-gate modules switch at a nominal frequency of 2 kHz so that motor current ripple stays within design limits. Control tasks are executed through field-oriented algorithms that maintain the rotor flux angle, and three separate output phases feed standard NEMA or IEC induction machines without an encoder.
During transient events, the carrier can increase to 8 kHz, allowing finer current resolution during critical motion profiles. Hardware protection is provided by an instantaneous trip level of 324 A, and the design allows a maximum heat-sink temperature of 90 °C before thermal shutdown is triggered. Additional limits include a short-time current of 270 A and a recommended 315 A main fuse that integrates with plant switchgear. Cooling air crosses an external heat sink attached to the R-form-factor housing, and the 24 size code aligns mechanically with other F5 frames so cabinet layouts remain consistent across different power ratings.
