Schneider ATV61HD22N4 Altivar 61 Series 22kW (30HP) Variable Frequency Drive for Pump, Fan and HVAC Process Automation
Schneider ATV61HD22N4 Altivar 61 Series 22kW (30HP) Variable Frequency Drive for Pump, Fan and HVAC Process Automation
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Brand:Schneider PLC Item No.:Schneider ATV61HD22N4 Product Origin: France Product Dimensions:420 × 240 × 236 mm Product Weight:30 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 Schneider ATV61HD22N4 is a high-performance variable frequency drive from the Altivar 61 series, engineered for process-driven applications such as pumps, fans, and HVAC systems. With a rated power of 22kW (30HP), it provides reliable and energy-efficient motor control in demanding industrial environments.
Designed for continuous-duty operation, this drive integrates advanced control algorithms, flexible communication options, and robust industrial construction. Although now a legacy product, it remains widely used in retrofit and maintenance projects due to its proven performance and compatibility with existing systems.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Model
ATV61HD22N4
Product Type
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)
Series
Altivar 61
Rated Power
22 kW (30 HP)
Input Voltage
380–480 V AC (3-phase)
Rated Output Current
48 A (380V) / 40 A (460V)
Line Current
50 A (380V) / 42 A (480V)
Output Frequency
0.1 – 500 Hz (up to ~599 Hz configurable)
Control Method
V/F Control, Sensorless Vector Control
Communication
Modbus, CANopen (expandable)
EMC Filter
Integrated Level 3
Switching Frequency
1–16 kHz adjustable
Protection Rating
IP20
Operating Temperature
-10°C to +50°C
Dimensions (H × W × D)
420 × 240 × 236 mm
Weight
Approx. 30 kg
Mounting Type
Panel / Heat sink mounting
Key data consolidated from industrial datasheets and distributor specifications
Recommended Related Models
ATV61HD18N4 – 18.5 kW version for slightly lower load applications
ATV61HD30N4 – Higher power model for heavier systems