Rated 4 A at AC-3 400 V, it handles reversing duty for small motors up to that current — think conveyor direction changes or pump valve positioning. This is a current-production part (lifecycle stage: current). It ships with AS-Interface onboard — no add-on gateway needed — and carries a brake control output for holding brakes typical on vertical-axis loads. The IP54 enclosure suits it for panel-mount in industrial environments where dust and splash are present, but not for direct washdown zones.
The 4 A AC-3 rating at 400 V governs the motor it can switch: that's the full-load current of a roughly 2.2 kW / 3 hp induction motor on a 400 V three-phase line. The control supply is 20.4 to 26.4 V DC, so it runs off a standard 24 V DC control bus. The main power circuit operates on 340 to 440 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz — covers the usual 400 V three-phase industrial supply with tolerance for sag. The 80 operations per hour maximum frequency means it is sized for occasional reversing cycles, not high-speed jogging.
The 245 mm width × 205 mm depth × 215 mm height footprint means it occupies a substantial slice of backplane; plan the gland plate and wireway accordingly. Two digital inputs are onboard for local control or feedback. AS-Interface is the only fieldbus onboard — no PROFIBUS or PROFINET variant here. If the line runs on PROFINET, this unit needs a gateway or a different SIRIUS variant. The brake output is for 24 V DC holding brakes, not 180 V DC or 400 V AC brake types, so verify the brake coil voltage before specifying.