It is a single-phase 200 to 240 V input, 2.2 kW normal-use output at 9.8 A (IEC), or 3.0 Hp under UL. Frame size R1, IP20 open type, IE2 efficiency, control unit included.
The normal-use current of 9.8 A covers constant-torque loads like fans and pumps in HVAC — that's the headline number for sizing. Heavy-duty use drops to 7.5 A (1.5 kW), which is the rating you'd apply for tougher cyclic loads or if you need headroom for short-duration overload. Light-overload use also sits at 9.8 A, effectively matching normal use for most applications. The 0.98 power factor is typical for a modern drive with active rectification; it means the line draw is clean, which helps with panel transformer sizing and harmonic compliance.
Integration notes
Communication is fixed to BACnet — no fieldbus module to swap, so if your BMS speaks BACnet MS/TP or BACnet/IP, this drive drops right in. It carries 2 analog inputs, 1 analog output, and 4 digital I/O (2 outputs). Mounting is module-style, likely on a DIN rail or backplate; the R1 frame is compact for a 2.2 kW drive. Operating temperature maxes at 60 °C, altitude to 2000 m without derating. The 51.8 dB(A) noise level is moderate — fine for a mechanical room, noticeable in an office-adjacent space.