Allen Bradley 1336-CONV-SP4A

The Allen-Bradley 1336-CONV-SP4A is a 1336 drive that is an adjustable frequency drive which is designed for high functioning and which is monitored and controlled by microprocessors. The 1336-CONV-SP4A is primarily utilized in monitoring three-phase induction motors for a wide variety of industrial applications. The design of the 1336-CONV-SP4A is also focused on producing a stable, three-tiered, PWM adjustable frequency output to cater to a motor speed of similar adjustability. Industrial operations are greatly reliant upon the efficiency of motors within a hardware network. To obtain the maximum output from a motor, drives like the 1336-CONV-SP4A initiate an output voltage which in turn is an extended function of the output frequency that conforms to the motor structures for high levels of productivity. It runs on 460 volts and puts out 20 HP.

The Allen-Bradley 1336-CONV-SP4A adjustable frequency drive is a more evolved and upgraded version of the basic Allen-Bradley 1336 Plus drive which was essentially the starting point for the later Allen-Bradley 1336 drives. The current version of the 1336-CONV-SP4A is constructed with a base that is the same as the base used by its predecessors. The communications and control interface options are also comparable to those of the past models and these similarities make maintenance and repair easy and reduce inventory needs because most 1336 devices use similar parts. An advantage that the 1336-CONV-SP4A drive has over the past 1336 drive models is the drive’s superior power outputs and improved dimensions that can adjust to the needs of a variety of machine applications.