It's rated for 0.75 kW at 400 V, and you can set the trip class to 5, 10, 15, or 20 via the onboard selector, which means you match the overload protection to your motor's startup profile: faster trip for high-inertia loads, slower for standard starts. The enclosure is IP65, so it's built for washdown environments or outdoor installation — no separate cabinet needed if the location is within the -25 to +55 °C operating range. Communication is over AS-Interface (the M12 addressing plug is standard), and the main power connects via a HAN Q4/2 plug per ISO 23570.
The 0.75 kW at 400 V rating is the AC-3 motor-switching capability — that's the number that governs whether it handles your load. The IP65 rating means the entire starter, including the electronics and the HAN Q4/2 connector, survives hose-down cleaning, so it's suited for food-and-bev lines or outdoor conveyor sections without a separate panel. Trip class flexibility (5/10/15/20) is the practical differentiator here: you dial in the overload curve to match the motor's starting duration without nuisance tripping. A 0.75 kW pump on a direct start might use Class 10; a crusher with a long acceleration could need Class 20. The 24 V DC control supply is standard for modern PLC-driven panels.
Mounting is by screw fixing, and the unit can be installed vertically, horizontally, or flat — so it adapts to whatever orientation the enclosure or machine frame allows. The dimensions are 294 mm wide by 215 mm high by 159 mm deep, which is a compact footprint for a reversing starter with integrated overload and AS-i interface. The HAN Q4/2 power connector and M12 AS-i addressing plug mean field wiring is plug-and-play, not a terminal-by-terminal exercise.