The ABB 3AXD50001110079 is an ACH180-series micro drive rated for 0.75 kW normal-use output at 4.8 A on a 200-240 V three-phase supply. Heavy-duty use derates to 0.55 kW and 3.2 A — sized for a constant-torque load like a small conveyor or positive-displacement pump. Light-overload use holds at 0.75 kW, 4.6 A, matching the normal-use power but with slightly lower current headroom. UL ratings land at 1 Hp normal-use and light-overload, 0.75 Hp heavy-duty. Built-in BACnet communication makes this drive a direct fit for HVAC building-automation networks — no gateway or protocol converter needed. The 44 W power consumption is the drive's own draw, not the motor load; budget it for panel ventilation and UPS sizing. The drive includes a control unit and mounts as a module in frame size R0. IP20 enclosure means it's for clean indoor panels only — no washdown or dust.
I/O and wiring note
Two analog inputs and one analog output handle speed reference and feedback — 0-10 V or 4-20 mA, jumper-selectable. Four digital inputs and two digital outputs cover start/stop, fault reset, and run-status. No industrial Ethernet interface on this variant; BACnet rides on RS-485, so plan for a serial connection to the BMS controller. Frequency range is 47.5 to 63 Hz, covering 50 Hz and 60 Hz grids without reconfiguration. Power factor of 0.98 is typical for a diode-front-end drive; no active PFC stage, so harmonic content is standard for this class.