Brand:Allen Bradley PLC Item No.:22C-D142A103 Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:370 x 605.5 x 259.2 mm Product Weight:51.2 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
The Allen-Bradley 22C-D142A103 is a PowerFlex 400 AC drive developed for high-power fan and pump control. With a 75 kW (100 HP) power rating and 142 A output current rating, it is suitable for large motor-driven systems that require adjustable speed operation and integration with industrial control equipment.
This model features a 480V AC three-phase configuration, Frame E construction, an IP30 (NEMA 1 / UL Type 1) enclosure, a fixed keypad, and RS-485 communication. Its design makes it a practical option for HVAC installations, industrial ventilation, water treatment, and process fluid circulation systems.
For equipment replacement and maintenance projects, confirming the complete model number is essential. The 22C-D142A103 should not be selected solely by matching motor power; input supply, output current, environmental conditions, control requirements, and installation specifications must also be considered.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Brand
Allen-Bradley
Model
22C-D142A103
Product Series
PowerFlex 400
Product Type
AC Drive / Variable Frequency Drive
Application
Fan and Pump Control
Rated Power
75 kW / 100 HP
Input Voltage Rating
480V AC
Input Phase
3-phase
Frequency Rating
50–60 Hz
Rated Output Current
142 A
Current Rating at 50°C
128 A
Frame Size
Frame E
Enclosure Rating
IP30 (NEMA 1 / UL Type 1)
Operator Interface
Fixed Keypad with LED Display
Communication Interface
RS-485
Braking IGBT
Not Included
Dimensions
370 × 605.5 × 259.2 mm
Weight
51.2 kg / 112.88 lb
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Applications
The Allen-Bradley 22C-D142A103 PowerFlex 400 AC Drive is a high-power variable frequency drive designed for industrial fan and pump applications. With a rated output of 75 kW (100 HP), it provides adjustable motor speed control for large equipment used in HVAC systems, water treatment facilities, and industrial process installations.
Typical applications include:
Large industrial ventilation and exhaust fans
HVAC air handling and circulation systems
Cooling tower and condenser water pumps
Industrial water supply and wastewater treatment
Process cooling and fluid circulation systems
Building utility and environmental control equipment
By adjusting motor speed to match actual system demand, the drive can help improve process control and reduce unnecessary energy consumption in variable-torque applications.
Advantages and Key Features
High-power performance: Supports motors rated up to 75 kW (100 HP), with a rated output current of 142 A.
Fan and pump specialization: Designed for variable-torque loads commonly found in HVAC, water, and process applications.
Three-phase AC operation: Designed for 480V AC three-phase power systems.
RS-485 communication: Provides a serial communication interface for integration with compatible automation and control equipment.
Fixed keypad operation: Includes a local operator interface for drive monitoring, operation, and parameter adjustment.
Industrial enclosure: Features an IP30 (NEMA 1 / UL Type 1) enclosure for installation in an appropriately protected environment.
Frame E construction: Part of the PowerFlex 400 Frame E range, supporting high-power motor control applications.
Technical FAQs
1. What is the main function of the 22C-D142A103?
It is an adjustable frequency AC drive designed to control the speed of three-phase motors, particularly in fan and pump applications.
2. What is the rated power of this PowerFlex 400 drive?
The 22C-D142A103 has a rated motor power of 75 kW (100 HP) at its specified 480V three-phase configuration.
3. What is its rated output current?
Its rated output current is 142 A under the specified 45°C operating condition. The applicable current rating should be checked against the installation's ambient temperature and operating requirements.
4. What power supply does this model require?
It is a 480V AC three-phase drive. The equipment nameplate and installation documentation should be checked to confirm the permitted supply voltage for the specific unit.
5. Does the 22C-D142A103 support serial communication?
Yes. This model includes an RS-485 communication interface for connection to compatible control and monitoring systems.
6. Can it be integrated with a PLC system?
Yes. It can be integrated into a PLC-based automation system through supported control connections and RS-485 communication. Correct communication settings and control configuration are required.
7. Does this model include a braking IGBT?
No. The 22C-D142A103 catalog configuration is specified without a built-in braking IGBT. Applications requiring dynamic braking need a separately verified braking solution.
8. How is the drive operated locally?
The drive includes a fixed keypad and LED display for local operation, status monitoring, and parameter configuration.
9. What should be checked before replacing an existing PowerFlex 400 drive?
Check the complete catalog number, motor power, rated current, input voltage, enclosure rating, control wiring, and communication configuration. Also verify the mounting and installation requirements before replacement.
10. What are common causes of drive startup problems?
Possible causes include incorrect supply voltage, missing run commands, active interlocks, incorrect parameter settings, wiring problems, or active drive faults. Review the displayed fault information and follow the troubleshooting instructions in the user manual before restarting the equipment.