Brief Function Introduction:
Engineered for high-performance industrial applications, the Yaskawa GA80U2042ABM AC Drive efficiently manages speed and torque with unmatched precision.
Product Specifications:
| Input Voltage Range: | 200 to 240 Volts AC |
| Input Phase: | 3 Phase |
| Rated Power: | 15 Horsepower |
| Output Current: | 42 Amps |
| Maximum Frequency: | 590 Hertz |
| Mounting Type: | Panel |
| Communication Protocol: | RS-485 |
| Safety Rating: | IP20 |
| Application Suitability: | Industrial machinery, automation systems |
Product Details:
Yaskawa's GA80U2042ABM is a powerhouse for industrial automation, designed to deliver superior performance with every operation. Its compact yet robust design ensures efficient energy usage and minimizes operational costs.
Equipped with advanced vector control technology, this AC Drive offers precise speed regulation and dynamic load handling capabilities, making it ideal for a wide range of industrial applications from textile processing to manufacturing lines.
The built-in safety features, including the Safe Torque Off function (SIL3), enhance workplace safety by ensuring reliable shutdowns in emergency situations without compromising on efficiency.
Built with durable materials and featuring IP20 protection, the GA80U2042ABM withstands harsh environmental conditions, ensuring longevity and reliability in demanding industrial settings.
Ease of integration with existing systems is facilitated through its compatibility with various communication protocols, enabling seamless setup and operation alongside other industrial equipment.
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