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HEC-GV3-DN | Reliance Electric DeviceNet Interface Option Card
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Product Description P/N: HEC-GV3-DN
Description
The HEC-GV3-DN is a DeviceNet Interface Option Card designed for the Reliance Electric GV3000 series of motor control drives. Originally developed by Horner Electric, this module is intended for installation into GV3000 drives to enable DeviceNet network communication. It operates as a DeviceNet slave node, facilitating communication between the GV3000 drive and industrial controller modules via a DeviceNet network.
Technical Specifications
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Part Number |
HEC-GV3-DN |
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Category |
DeviceNet Interface Option Card |
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Series |
GV3000 |
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Manufacturer |
Horner Electric (original), Reliance Electric (current) |
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Function |
DeviceNet Network Communication Option Board |
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Operation Mode |
DeviceNet slave node |
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Compatibility |
Fits into Reliance Electric GV3000 drives |
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Connection |
Connects via standard ribbon cable parallel bus port |
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Mounting Location |
Below the regulator board module |
Information About HEC-GV3-DN
The HEC-GV3-DN is a DeviceNet Interface Option Card designed for integration within the Reliance Electric GV3000 series of motor control drives. These drives are engineered to deliver vector-based regulation and control for low voltage motors. The GV3000 series is known for its extensive range of internal components and hardware, providing precise control and regulation functions.
Originally developed by Horner Electric, the HEC-GV3-DN is intended to be installed in a Reliance Electric GV3000 drive to enhance its communication capabilities. The HEC-GV3-DN module functions as a DeviceNet Network Communication Option Board, enabling the GV3000 drive to support DeviceNet networking. This functionality allows the drive to operate as a DeviceNet slave node, facilitating communication with a range of industrial controller modules over a DeviceNet network. Control and monitoring of the drive can be performed using a DeviceNet master scanner.
Manufacturer information
Reliance Electric, a pioneering electrical equipment manufacturer, was founded in 1904. Acquired by Rockwell Automation, it specialized in motors, drives, and industrial automation solutions. Known for innovation, Reliance played a key role in advancing industrial technology.
Description
The HEC-GV3-DN is a DeviceNet Interface Option Card designed for the Reliance Electric GV3000 series of motor control drives. Originally developed by Horner Electric, this module is intended for installation into GV3000 drives to enable DeviceNet network communication. It operates as a DeviceNet slave node, facilitating communication between the GV3000 drive and industrial controller modules via a DeviceNet network.
Technical Specifications
|
Part Number |
HEC-GV3-DN |
|
Category |
DeviceNet Interface Option Card |
|
Series |
GV3000 |
|
Manufacturer |
Horner Electric (original), Reliance Electric (current) |
|
Function |
DeviceNet Network Communication Option Board |
|
Operation Mode |
DeviceNet slave node |
|
Compatibility |
Fits into Reliance Electric GV3000 drives |
|
Connection |
Connects via standard ribbon cable parallel bus port |
|
Mounting Location |
Below the regulator board module |
Information About HEC-GV3-DN
The HEC-GV3-DN is a DeviceNet Interface Option Card designed for integration within the Reliance Electric GV3000 series of motor control drives. These drives are engineered to deliver vector-based regulation and control for low voltage motors. The GV3000 series is known for its extensive range of internal components and hardware, providing precise control and regulation functions.
Originally developed by Horner Electric, the HEC-GV3-DN is intended to be installed in a Reliance Electric GV3000 drive to enhance its communication capabilities. The HEC-GV3-DN module functions as a DeviceNet Network Communication Option Board, enabling the GV3000 drive to support DeviceNet networking. This functionality allows the drive to operate as a DeviceNet slave node, facilitating communication with a range of industrial controller modules over a DeviceNet network. Control and monitoring of the drive can be performed using a DeviceNet master scanner.
Manufacturer information
Reliance Electric, a pioneering electrical equipment manufacturer, was founded in 1904. Acquired by Rockwell Automation, it specialized in motors, drives, and industrial automation solutions. Known for innovation, Reliance played a key role in advancing industrial technology.