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ABB 3ABD00058715-D — Inverter / VFD

ABB 3ABD00058715-D ACH531-01 HVAC Drive, 3 kW, 7.2 A, Frame

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ABB ACH531-01 HVAC drive, 3-phase 380-500 V input, 3 kW / 7.2 A normal duty, Frame R1, IP20, Open Type.

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Worldwide DispatchDHL/FedEx — transit quoted per order
Independent China distributor & sourcing agent· Listing updated Sep 2026

Specifications

3ABD00058715-D specifications
ParameterValue
MountingWall-mounted
Enclosure type NEMAOpen Type
Input voltage380 ... 500 V
Output current, normal use7.2 A
Output current, Light-Overload use6.8 A
Output power, normal use3 kW
Output power, Light-Overload use3 kW
Frequency47.5 ... 63 Hz
Phases3-phase
IP ratingIP20
Frame sizeR1

Product details

Drive selection note — HVAC duty cycle

The 3ABD00058715-D is an ABB ACH531-01 wall-mounted HVAC drive rated 3 kW normal use at 7.2 A output on 380-500 V three-phase supply. Frame size R1, IP20, Open Type enclosure — sized for a panel or machine-mounted install where the drive sees clean, conditioned air. The 47.5-63 Hz input range covers 50/60 Hz mains globally.

Rating breakdown — normal vs light-overload

Normal-duty output is 3 kW at 7.2 A; light-overload use is rated 3 kW at 6.8 A. The light-overload figure is the continuous current limit for fan/pump applications.

Mounting and fit

Wall-mounted, Frame R1 footprint. IP20 means no washdown tolerance — keep it in a clean panel or enclosure. Open Type NEMA rating confirms no sealed housing; plan for adequate clearance above and below for airflow.

Frequently asked questions

What is the frame size and mounting style?

Frame R1, wall-mounted. The IP20 Open Type enclosure requires panel installation in a dry, non-condensing environment.

What is the difference between normal-duty and light-overload ratings?

Normal duty: 3 kW at 7.2 A. Light-overload: 3 kW at 6.8 A. The light-overload figure applies to variable-torque HVAC loads; constant-torque applications should use the normal-duty current column.

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3ABD00058715-D