1SU24005 | Reliance Electric SP500 5HP 3 Phase AC Drive

The 1SU24005 is an SP500 Reliance Electric drive capable of operating with a carrier frequency of either 4 KHz, 6 KHz, or 8 KHz. At a 4 KHz carrier frequency, it outputs 14.2 amps, with an input of 17.2 amps and 6.9 KVA. For a 6 KHz carrier frequency, the output is 12.8 amps, with an input of 15.5 amps and 6.2 KVA. When using an 8 KHz carrier frequency, it produces an output of 11.4 amps, with an input of 13.8 amps and 5.5 KVA. 

The drive features 18 functions accessible through the controller display, including remote enable, acceleration and deceleration rates, minimum and maximum speed settings, current limit, manual torque boost, volts/hertz base speed, RPM at base speed, IET output enable, carrier frequency adjustment, remote reference gain, remote reference offset, remote reference display enable, electronic thermal overload settings, electronic thermal overload enable, coast stop enable, reverse disable, and software version display. An error log is also available on the controller display. 

The Reliance Electric 1SU24005 is an SP500 drive designed for various carrier frequencies, including 4 KHz, 6 KHz, or 8 KHz. Each carrier frequency option has specific input and output characteristics. 

For a 4 KHz carrier, the output is 14.2 amps, with an input of 17.2 amps and 6.9 KVA. With a 6 KHz carrier, the output is 12.8 amps, the input is 15.5 amps, and the KVA is 6.2. Meanwhile, an 8 KHz carrier yields an output of 11.4 amps, an input of 13.8 amps, and a KVA of 5.5. 

The drive offers 18 functions accessible through the controller display. These functions include remote enable, acceleration and deceleration rates, minimum and maximum speed settings, current limit adjustment, manual torque boost, volts/hertz base speed configuration, RPM at base speed setting, IET output enablement, carrier frequency adjustment, remote reference gain and offset configuration, remote reference display enable, electronic thermal overload settings, electronic thermal overload enablement, coast stop enablement, reverse disablement, and software version display.