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Frequency Inverter Omron M1 | 0.75 kW | 200 VAC | 1-phase | max. 590 Hz
Frequency inverter Omron 3G3M1 | 0.75 kW | 200 VAC | 1-phase
Frequency inverters of the series M1 are developed for versatile tasks of drive specially suited for applications with a high priority on cost efficiency. By its vector regulation it is very well suitable to operate with HF-spindles, since it offers a high starting torque of up to 200%. The M1 presents the ideal combination of innovative ISPM-technology, powerful performance and practical design.We recommend to install a line-filter in front of the converter, or order a converter set incl. line filter!
Programming via USB is possible with the optional Sysmac Studio software.
This software is not included in delivery.
Technical Data:
- Frequency inverter Omron 3G3M1 0.75 kW
- Single-phase 200 ... 240 VAC, 50 ... 60 Hz
- 0.5 ... 590 Hz
- Protection class: IP20
- Maximum starting torque: 200% (vector control mode with speed sensor)
- Control of asynchronous motors (ASM / IM) and permanent magnet motors (PM)
- Sensorless vector control
- Integrated brake chopper
- Avoidance of overcurrent disconnections
- Dualrating
- Safe stop according to ISO 13849-1 (STO Cat. 3 / PLe)
- Two safety inputs + EDM output
- Communication ports: MODBUS Slave, RS-485, USB
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 127 x 68 x 165 mm
- Weight: 900g
Datasheet OMRON 3G3M1-AB007Manufacturer: | Responsible person: |
| Safety instructions: | ||
 | 1. | Always read and observe the safety instructions and warnings in the available documents. |
| 2. | The installation, commissioning and operation require special knowledge of machines and their proper operation, as well as basic knowledge of electrical engineering. The instructions - including those in the descriptions - must be followed carefully. | |
| 3. | The location where machines are operated must ensure that unauthorized persons - especially children - do not have access without adequate supervision. | |
| 4. | The use of kits / components usually requires additional measures and additions. | |