Pamensky's CFW 09 Shark NEMA 4X

Aug 4, 2021

CFW 09 Shark NEMA 4X CFW 06 Shark NEMA 4X (IP 56) VFD

CFW 09 Drives with a NEMA 4X (IP 56) enclosure, designed for highly aggressive environments including:

Chemical industry
Petrochemical
Food industry
Other applications requiring full protection

Standard Features

V/Hz or Sensorless Vector Control
Self Tuning to motor parameters
NEMA 4X (IP56) Stainless Steel Enclosure
200-240V up to 5HP, 380-480V up to 10HP
Single or Three-phase input voltage up to 3HP/230V
150% current overload capacity
DC bus connections accessible
Detachable Smart Keypad with dual display and Copy Function
32 bit RISC microprocessor controlled PWM output
1.25 / 2.5 / 5 / 10 kHz adjustable switching frequency
Six isolated programmable digital inputs
Three programmable relay outputs (250Vac/1A)
Two isolated programmable analog inputs
Two programmable analog outputs (0 - 10 Vdc)
Protective features: Over current, motor overload, drive over temperature, output phase-to-phase and phase-to-ground short circuit, DC bus over and under voltage, power supply under voltage and phase loss and external fault
Control features: Linear and “S” amp acceleration and deceleration, local/remote control, DC braking, torque boost, motor slip compensation, electronic pot, preset speeds, adjustable V/Hz profile, maximum and minimum adjustable motor speed limits, three skip frequencies, adjustable output current limit, JOG, ride-thru, flying start and PID regulator
Display readings: Motor speed, frequency, voltage, current and torque, output power (kW), last four faults, drive status, digital and analog I/O status, hours powered and hours running
Ambient: 32ºF (0ºC) to 104ºF (40ºC), 3300 ft (1000m) altitude, 90% humidity, non-condensing

Optional Features

Closed loop vector control
RS-485 Serial Interface
On/Off line PC programming with SUPERDRIVE
Fieldbus Comm: Profibus DP, DeviceNet or Modbus RTU (Requires optional RS-232 or RS-485 Interface), Ethernet TCP/IP
Encoder buffered output
Additional digital and analog I/O
Dynamic Braking capabilities for all models

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Put to the Ultimate Test – Part 1: Torsion Tests by HELUKABEL

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Cables and wires in industrial robots and other moving machine parts are often required to withstand extreme stresses caused by torsion. Constant repetitive movements put materials under considerable strain. At the same time, operators expect components to function perfectly and reliably throughout their entire service life to avoid disruptions, outages and safety hazards.

For this reason, at HELUKABEL, we simulate intensive and continuous torsion stresses under realistic conditions with our high-tech testing equipment in Windsbach. We have several types of apparatus for doing this because some of our customers, for example those in the automotive industry, have very precise specifications for how a torsion test is carried out. The tests show that our cables and wires withstand speeds up to 1,000°/s, accelerations up to 2,000°/s² and torsion angles up to 720°. Hence, we make sure that each product always meets our customers’ high standards, and that they receive the impeccable quality they rightly expect from us as a leading supplier of cables, wires and accessories for more than 40 years.

What Is Torsion?

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