AC Drives

WORKSTATION DESCRIPTION

Components 1336 PLUS™ II AC Drive

• 7.5-HP 1336 PLUS II AC drive,
including encoder feedback interface
Workstation
• 120V AC operation
• Drive operator panel
− User-configurable digital inputs
− Analog option modules
− 4 programmable digital outputs
− 0-10V and 4-20mA speed reference
− Start, stop, enable auxiliary, speed
select, and 1336 PLUS II speed
inputs
− E-stop pushbutton
• Hand-held programming terminal
• PLC control system
− PLC-5®/40 processor
− 2 1771-SIM I/O modules
− 4-slot I/O chassis
− 1-slot power supply
• 3-HP Reliance Electric AC motor
with encoder feedback
CATALOG NUMBER: ABT-TD1336F
• Hand brake load
• SCANport adapters Workstation Functionality
− Single-point remote I/O The 1336 PLUS II AC Drive workstation combines Allen-Bradley® field-
communications adapter oriented control technologies, including multiple adapter card interfaces and
advanced communications, to precisely simulate your 1336 PLUS II shop-floor
− Serial communications adapter applications. Whether you are developing courses to get employees up-to-speed,
− Port replicator testing new projects prior to deployment, or looking to refresh programming and
• SCE (Saginaw Control and maintenance skills, the 1336 PLUS II AC Drive workstation will help you get
Engineering) electrical enclosure on the most from your investments in technology and human capital.
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This workstation is intended for customers who want to practice those job tasks
Dimensions that are not frequently performed on the plant floor. The workstation is designed
• Width: 36 in (92 cm) to be used as an aid for strengthening and maintaining skill sets.
• Height: 60 in (153 cm) Related Products
• Depth: 28 in (72 cm) The workstation can be used in conjunction with the following products:
• 1336 PLUS II Troubleshooting Guide
• Weight: 650 lbs (295 kg)
• AC and DC Motor and Drive Glossary

Estimated Lead Time Related Courses

8 weeks CCA101 - AC/DC Motors & Drives Fundamentals
CCA137 - 1336 PLUS II Maintenance and Troubleshooting