Allen Bradley 20F11ND022AA0NNNNN PowerFlex 753 Drive

Allen Bradley 20F11ND022AA0NNNNN PowerFlex 753 Drive Overview

Author: Powergear X Automation

The 20F11ND022AA0NNNNN is a strong AC drive built for steady motor control. It offers simple setup, wide input range, and solid protection for many plant needs. For quick support, contact
sales@powergearx.com or
+86 18030005825.

Main Features

• Air-cooled frame for stable thermal control
• Output current: 22 A for many motor tasks
• Control modes: V/Hz, vector, sensorless
• Fits 480 VAC and 650 VDC systems
• Normal duty: 11 kW / 15 HP
• Heavy duty: 7.5 kW / 10 HP
• Frequency up to 599 Hz for precise speed work
• Three-phase input with precharge for safe starts
• Internal brake transistor included
• 12-month warranty from Powergear X Automation
• Shipping via FedEx, UPS, DHL

Technical Details

• Manufacturer: Allen Bradley
• Series: PowerFlex 753
• Part Number: 20F11ND022AA0NNNNN
• UPC: 884951163638
• Weight: 20 lbs (9.07 kg)
• Cooling: Air cooled
• Input Type: AC with precharge
• Overload: 110% for 60 seconds
• Enclosure: IP20 / IP00
• Mounting: Open type
• Phase Type: 3-phase
• Ambient Temp: 0°C to 50°C
• Brake: Internal DB transistor
• Frame Size: 2

Extra Performance Specs

• High switching speed for smoother torque
• Built-in protection for under-voltage and over-current
• Stable performance during long run cycles
• Good match for pumps, blowers, conveyors
• Supports higher inertia loads
• Simple wiring layout for quick install
• Low noise design for cleaner panels

Why Plants Choose This Drive

• Reliable for 24/7 operation
• Good for tight speed control
• Fits many automation upgrades
• Works well in mixed drive systems
• Trusted for long service life

Professional FAQ

Q1: What should I check before replacing an old PowerFlex unit?
A1: Confirm frame size, input voltage, I/O needs, and the brake transistor requirement.

Q2: Can the drive run motors at very low speed?
A2: Yes. For long low-speed runs, make sure cooling air flow is not blocked.

Q3: How do I reduce cable noise in long installations?
A3: Use shielded motor cable and keep signal wires away from power lines.

Q4: What does the precharge input help with?
A4: It protects components during startup and reduces inrush stress.

Q5: When do I need HD (Heavy Duty) mode?
A5: Use HD when the load has high torque demand or frequent start-stop cycles.

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