It's rated for 250 kW normal use at 430 A on a 380...480 V three-phase supply, with heavy-duty use at 200 kW / 363 A and light-overload at 200 kW / 400 A. UL ratings are 300 Hp heavy-duty / 361 A and 350 Hp light-overload / 414 A. Enclosure is IP21, NEMA Type 1, frame size R9, and it includes the control unit. Communication is BACnet; no industrial Ethernet interface on this variant.
Heavy-duty at 363 A covers constant-torque applications like conveyors or compressors. The 35 °C maximum ambient temperature is the design point — if your mechanical room runs hotter, you'll need to derate or add ventilation. Apparent power output of 298 kVA gives you the transformer sizing number for the incoming feed. Power consumption of 7600 W is the drive's own losses at full load, so factor that into your panel cooling.
Cabinet-built, frame R9, IP21 with NEMA 1. That means it's intended for indoor installation with some protection from dripping water. Sound level is 68 dB(A) — noticeable in a quiet room but typical for this power class. Operating humidity 5 to 95% non-condensing. Frequency range 47.5...63 Hz covers 50 and 60 Hz grids. The lithium coin cell (CR2032, 220 mAh) backs up the real-time clock; it's field-replaceable.
I/O & Communication
Two analog inputs and two analog outputs are standard for feedback and setpoint signals. Six digital inputs and three digital outputs handle start/stop, fault reset, and status. BACnet is the only fieldbus on this order code — no Ethernet port. If you need Modbus TCP or PROFINET, that's a different variant. The control unit is included, so no separate ordering for the basic brain.