It delivers 0.55 kW normal-duty output at 3.7 A from a 200-240 V single-phase supply, with a BACnet communication interface. Frame size R0 keeps the panel footprint compact; the module mounts directly and draws 42 W at full load. Two analog inputs and one analog output handle sensor feedback; four digital inputs and two digital outputs manage start/stop and status signals. Rated for installation up to 2000 m altitude without derating, with IP20 protection for clean indoor environments. The open-type NEMA enclosure means it expects a panel or cabinet for environmental shielding.
Three duty curves are defined: normal use at 0.55 kW / 3.7 A, heavy-duty at 0.37 kW / 2.4 A, and light-overload at 0.55 kW / 3.5 A. The heavy-duty figure governs constant-torque loads like conveyors; normal and light-overload apply to variable-torque HVAC fans and pumps where peak current is brief. UL ratings mirror the IEC curves: 0.75 Hp normal / light-overload, 0.5 Hp heavy-duty, at the same current values. Power factor sits at 0.98, reflecting the active front-end typical of modern micro drives. Apparent power output is 1.5 kVA; input frequency range is 47.5-63 Hz.
The BACnet variant is a specific order code, not a field-configurable option, so confirm the communication protocol matches your BMS before committing the line item.
Integration notes
Single-phase 200-240 V input — no neutral required. The drive includes the control unit; no separate controller module is needed. No industrial Ethernet interface is fitted; communication is BACnet only, so verify your network segment supports MS/TP or BACnet/IP as implemented. Digital I/O: 4 inputs, 2 outputs. Analog: 2 inputs, 1 output. WEEE category 5 (small equipment under 50 cm) applies for end-of-life disposal compliance in EU markets.