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ABB ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 — AC Drives (VFD)

ABB ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 AC Drive

MPNACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901
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ABB ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 wall-mount AC drive in the ACS800-U1 frame, factory-configured with +K454, +L517, +N685, and +P901 option codes, listed at 9.07 kgs.

$4,298.84Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Specifications

ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 — Mechanical
ParameterValue
Weight9.07 kgs

Product details

What the order code carries

The ABB ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 is a wall-mount AC drive from the ACS800-U1 family, factory-configured with the +K454, +L517, +N685, and +P901 option codes that are appended directly to the base part number. Each plus-code changes the as-shipped configuration — control board variant, I/O or feedback option, coating, or a documentation/software pack — so the exact suffix string is what specifies the drive, not the bare base code. Treating this as a plain ACS800-U1-0005-5 and ignoring the four plus-codes is a BOM-line error: the unit arrives with the wrong language, the wrong feedback card, or the wrong firmware default.

Class and panel role

It sits in the Motor Drives class — variable-frequency drive sized to run a three-phase induction or permanent-magnet motor from a fixed mains supply, mounted through the panel face or onto the cabinet back-plate. ACS800-U1 units of this size cover the lower-power end of the wall-mount range and are typically specified where a single motor needs controlled speed and torque rather than a coordinated multi-drive system. The four plus-codes add application-specific behaviour on top of the base drive, so the panel-builder is wiring to a configured unit, not a generic catalogue SKU.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest functional second-source to ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901?

Among the peers in evidence, the ACS880-01-052A-5 is in the same ABB Motor Drives class at the same 9.07 kgs figure, which makes it the most plausible current-generation peer to evaluate. It is not presented here as a verified substitute — the +K454, +L517, +N685, and +P901 option codes have to be re-mapped against the ACS880 option set before a swap is committed.

Will ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901 drop into a panel specified around ACS880-01-052A-5 without rewiring?

The two drives share the 9.07 kgs figure and the Motor Drives class, but they belong to different ABB drive generations and the control/feedback pinout is not equivalent by default. Treat any ACS800 → ACS880 swap as a panel rework: control terminals, feedback card, and parameter set all need re-validation before the cabinet is wired.

MPN
ACS800-U1-0005-5+K454+L517+N685+P901