Normal-use output current is 25 A (In) — that's the continuous rating for a standard pump or fan load. Light-overload use (PlD) also runs at 11 kW but draws 23.8 A, slightly less headroom. Heavy-duty use (PhD) drops to 7.5 kW / 17 A, which is the rating to use if the load cycles hard or runs near full torque at low speed. The UL light-overload line is 15 Hp at 23 A, 500 V — match that to your local code if the job is under NEC. Standby loss is 15 W — negligible for energy tracking but worth noting if the drive sits on a UPS-backed circuit. Efficiency is IE2 class, which is the baseline for HVAC drives in most markets; no premium-efficiency adder here.
I/O and fieldbus for the controls integrator
The drive carries 2 analog inputs and 2 analog outputs — enough for a speed reference from a BMS and a feedback signal. Digital I/O counts 6 inputs and 3 outputs, which covers start/stop, fault reset, and a run-status relay back to the controller. Communication is BACnet out of the box; no option card needed for BAS integration. The control unit is included, so the drive ships ready to commission — no separate control panel to order. The lithium coin cell (CR2032, 220 mAh) keeps the real-time clock alive through a power loss.
That means this order code is still the current production variant for the ACH580-01 11 kW IP66 BACnet configuration. No successor to track; no cross-reference needed.