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General| Cooling Method | Air-cooled |
|---|---|
| Motor Type | Synchronous and asynchronous motors |
| Enclosure | IP54 |
| Frequency Range | 0 Hz |
| Control Principle | Closed-loop |
| Communication Interfaces | Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Relative Humidity | Up to 95% non-condensing |
| Altitude | Up to 1000m without derating |
Explains the meaning and importance of safety instructions in the manual.
Provides general safety guidelines and precautions for operating the drive.
Details potential residual risks associated with the drive system.
Explains the different types of safety labels and signs used on the equipment.
Highlights potential hazards associated with the drive equipment.
Outlines specific safety measures and procedures to be followed.
Provides a general overview of the ACS2000 drive and its features.
Describes the main design features and power electronic components of the drive.
Explains the safety features and locking mechanisms for the drive doors.
Outlines the requirements for auxiliary and main power supplies.
Explains the Terminal Entry Unit for cable connections.
Describes the air cooling system and fan performance.
Details the heavy-duty construction of the drive cabinet.
Describes the Low Voltage control compartment and its functions.
Provides an overview of the control system hardware and interconnections.
Outlines the interface system for data transfer between drive and control systems.
Covers transport conditions and procedures for the drive.
Provides guidelines for storing the drive.
Provides instructions for storing and handling spare parts safely.
Outlines procedures for disposing of packaging and components.
Emphasizes that mechanical installation must be done by qualified personnel.
Lists the main steps involved in the drive installation process.
Specifies requirements for the installation site.
General guidance for installing the drive.
Emphasizes that electrical installation must be done by qualified personnel.
Covers cable selection and installation requirements.
Details the types of cables and wires used for connections.
Describes how cables enter the drive cabinet.
Instructions for connecting ground cables and shields.
Details line supply and motor cable requirements.
Covers auxiliary, control, and fieldbus cables.
States that commissioning must be done by qualified ABB personnel.
Information on commissioning procedures and start conditions can be obtained from ABB.
Emphasizes the importance of a commissioning checklist for smooth setup.
Outlines the expected assistance from qualified customer personnel.
Describes the process of customer acceptance and report signing.
Outlines local operation using the CDP control panel and pushbuttons.
States that only qualified personnel should operate the drive system.
Details how to operate the drive locally using the control panel.
Lists and explains the main operating states and messages of the drive.
Recommends documents to have ready before starting the drive.
Instructions on how to stop the motor using the CDP control panel.
Safety instructions for de-energizing the drive.
Describes the emergency-off function and its operation.
Introduces the CDP control panel and its capabilities.
Lists the main functions that can be performed using the CDP control panel.
Outlines the different modes available on the CDP control panel.
Describes how to issue commands via the control panel.
General information relevant to troubleshooting and maintenance.
How to identify electrical devices using labels and wiring diagrams.
General guidance on troubleshooting drive malfunctions.
General information on maintenance tasks.
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