Where the SH32051P01F1200 fits in a drive package
Most 5 kW-class machines that look like a candidate for this motor (pumps, conveyors, packaging indexers, and CNC auxiliary axes) need a feedback device that the drive can resolve on power-up without a homing move; the Hiperface SinCos absolute single-turn encoder gives the drive absolute shaft position at standstill, removing the homing routine and the mechanical marker.
Torque, speed, and what actually decides the fit
The same voltage dependence applies to nominal output power — 5500 W at 400 V three-phase versus 5200 W at 480 V three-phase — so a drive running this motor off a 480 V transformer leg actually derates the working torque envelope, it does not extend it. Mechanical speed tops out at 3800 rpm, and the published nominal-speed table lists 750 / 1500 / 3000 / 3600 rpm across the four bus-voltage options; peak stall torque is 110 N.m across the full 115 to 480 V range, roughly 3.4× the continuous stall torque of 36.9 N.m — meaning the motor can punch above its continuous rating for short accel/decel events without saturating, as long as the Irms 87.2 A ceiling and the drive's current limit are respected. Holding torque is 80 N.m and the integrated holding brake is sized to that figure, so a vertical axis can be parked with the brake alone at standstill; the brake is not a dynamic stop mechanism — it is a holding device, and the deceleration energy on an E-stop should be absorbed by the drive resistor or the mechanical system, not the holding brake.
Mechanical envelope and panel-side mounting
Maximum radial load is published as 3730 N at 1000 rpm, 2960 N at 2000 rpm, and 2580 N at 3000 rpm; maximum axial load is 740 N. Those are mid-shaft force ratings — a belt drive with tension outside that envelope will fail the bearings long before the winding does, and the spec curve, not the headline torque, is what a belt-and-pulley sizing should track. Cooling is natural convection — no top-mounted fan, no external blower — so the cabinet needs clear airspace around the housing and the surface treatment cannot be insulated with rubber mounts that block the convective path; the 130 °C copper-hot limit is the thermal ceiling the drive monitors through the encoder temperature channel.
Sealing, feedback cable, and electrical connection
Sealing is graded by section: IP65 on the motor body, IP65 on the shaft bushing, and IP67 on the housing per IEC 60034-5 — so the housing tolerates temporary washdown or wet-area splashes but the shaft seal is the IP65 weak link, and a food-grade washdown or outdoor rooftop mount needs a sealed shaft cover or a stainless-steel splash guard to match the housing's rating.
Lifecycle and how it ships from the desk
Lifecycle stage is listed as current; no official successor or second-source cross-reference is on the record for this order code, so any swap path is parametric rather than manufacturer-validated.