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The 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN is a high-power industrial variable frequency drive designed for controlling large three-phase AC motors in demanding industrial environments. It belongs to the PowerFlex 755 product range and is intended for applications where motor speed, acceleration, torque performance, and process control need to be adjusted according to actual operating requirements.
This drive is suitable for large motor-driven equipment such as pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, compressors, mixers, and other industrial machinery. Its high current capacity makes it appropriate for applications where a compact low-power drive would not provide sufficient electrical or mechanical performance.
The model is configured for a high-power DC-input drive architecture with a precharge arrangement. The drive converts electrical energy from the DC bus into a controlled three-phase AC output for the connected motor. By changing the output frequency and voltage, the drive allows the motor speed to be adjusted according to production and process requirements.
The 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN is a substantial industrial drive and should be installed as part of a properly engineered electrical system. Cabinet dimensions, cooling capacity, cable routing, electrical protection, grounding, mechanical support, and service clearance are all important considerations.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | PowerFlex 750 Series |
| Product Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Model | 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN |
| Product Type | High-Power Variable Frequency Drive |
| Application Category | Industrial Motor Control |
| Drive Class | High-Power AC Motor Drive |
| Frame Category | Frame 8 Class |
| Cooling Method | Air / Forced-Air Cooling |
| Enclosure Type | Open-Type Configuration |
| Input Arrangement | DC Input with Precharge |
| Motor Output | Three-Phase Variable-Frequency AC |
| Primary Function | Adjustable Motor Speed and Process Control |
The PowerFlex 755 series is intended for industrial applications where motor control forms an important part of a larger production, processing, material-handling, pumping, or automation system.
Compared with small general-purpose drives, high-power PowerFlex 755 units are designed for applications involving larger motors, higher currents, substantial mechanical loads, and more demanding installation requirements.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN |
| Product Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Product Family | PowerFlex 750 Series |
| Product Type | Variable Frequency AC Drive |
| Cooling Method | Air Cooled / Forced Air |
| Input Type | DC Input with Precharge |
| Output System | Three Phase |
| Current Class | 395 A |
| Approximate Light-Duty Motor Capacity | Up to approximately 450 HP class |
| Approximate Normal-Duty Motor Capacity | Up to approximately 400 HP class |
| Approximate Heavy-Duty Motor Capacity | Up to approximately 350 HP class |
| Frame Size | Frame 8 Class |
| Enclosure | Open Type |
| Filtering Configuration | Filtered Configuration |
| Dynamic Braking | No Integral Dynamic Braking Configuration |
| Operator Interface | Blank Configuration / No Local HIM |
| Installation Type | Industrial Cabinet or Engineered Drive System |
| Approximate Dimensions | Approximately 600–800 mm × 600–800 mm × 2,000–2,500 mm class* |
| Approximate Weight (kg) | Approximately 300–400 kg class* |
*Dimensions and weight are configuration-dependent planning values. The final physical size and weight can vary according to the complete mechanical arrangement, installed options, mounting hardware, cabinet design, and final drive assembly.
For transportation, lifting, cabinet construction, replacement work, or structural planning, the exact mechanical dimensions and final weight should be verified against the actual equipment configuration.
The 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN belongs to a high-current drive class suitable for different application duty requirements.
| Duty Category | Current Class | Approximate Motor Capacity | Typical Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Duty | 395 A Class | Up to approximately 450 HP | Pumps and Fans |
| Normal Duty | 395 A Class | Up to approximately 400 HP | General Industrial Equipment |
| Heavy Duty | 395 A Class | Up to approximately 350 HP | Higher-Torque Industrial Loads |
Light-Duty applications generally involve variable-torque loads. Large centrifugal pumps and industrial fans are common examples.
Normal-Duty operation is suitable for many industrial processes where the motor operates under a relatively balanced load profile.
Heavy-Duty applications are associated with higher torque demands and more demanding mechanical conditions. Large conveyors, mixers, certain compressors, and process equipment may fall into this category depending on their operating characteristics.
The final drive selection should always consider actual motor current, torque requirements, acceleration time, load inertia, overload demand, and operating cycle.
The 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN is designed for industrial systems where fixed-speed motor operation does not provide sufficient flexibility.
In a traditional fixed-speed system, a motor generally operates directly from the electrical supply at a relatively fixed speed. Process adjustments may then rely on mechanical methods such as throttling valves, dampers, or other mechanical restrictions.
A variable frequency drive provides a different approach by allowing the motor speed to be adjusted electrically.
For example, a pump does not always need to operate at maximum speed. The required water flow may change throughout the production process.
A large fan may not always need to provide maximum airflow.
A conveyor may need different operating speeds for different production stages.
A mixer may require controlled speed changes according to the material being processed.
The drive allows the motor to operate more closely in line with the actual requirements of the process.
A major characteristic of this model is its DC input with precharge configuration.
The drive receives electrical energy from a DC power system and uses its internal inverter section to generate controlled three-phase AC power for the motor.
The DC-link section stores and manages electrical energy before it is converted into a variable-frequency output.
The precharge arrangement is particularly important in high-power drive systems.
Large drives contain significant internal energy-storage components. When electrical power is applied, uncontrolled charging can create excessive inrush conditions.
A controlled precharge process helps manage the energization of the DC-link system before normal operation.
This type of architecture can be suitable for engineered common DC-bus systems and coordinated high-power motor-drive installations.
The drive belongs to the Frame 8 high-power class.
This means that the product is intended for substantial industrial installations rather than small machine-level applications.
The physical installation should be planned carefully.
Important considerations include:
Because the unit is in the approximate 300–400 kg weight class, mechanical lifting equipment should normally be considered when handling the complete assembly.
| Mechanical Parameter | Approximate Specification |
|---|---|
| Frame Category | Frame 8 Class |
| Enclosure | Open Type |
| Approximate Width | 600–800 mm class* |
| Approximate Depth | 600–800 mm class* |
| Approximate Height | 2,000–2,500 mm class* |
| Approximate Weight (kg) | 300–400 kg class* |
| Cooling | Forced Air |
| Installation | Industrial Cabinet / Engineered System |
| Handling Method | Mechanical Lifting Recommended |
*The values above are intended for preliminary planning only. Final dimensions and weight may vary depending on the complete configuration.
For installation projects, the physical measurements should be confirmed before cabinet fabrication or equipment replacement.
Large industrial pumping systems are among the most suitable applications for a drive in this capacity range.
Pump systems frequently operate under changing flow and pressure requirements.
The drive can adjust motor speed according to process demand.
Typical applications include:
Controlled acceleration can also reduce sudden mechanical stress on pumps, motors, couplings, and pipe systems.
Large industrial fans often operate under changing airflow requirements.
The drive can adjust the speed of the motor according to ventilation or process demand.
Typical applications include:
Variable-speed operation can provide more flexible airflow control than continuously operating the motor at full speed.
Blowers can require adjustable motor speed to control airflow and pressure.
The drive can be used in applications involving:
The final selection depends on the blower torque requirements and motor operating conditions.
Large conveyor systems can have significant mechanical inertia.
Starting a large motor directly at full speed can create mechanical shock.
A variable frequency drive provides controlled acceleration and deceleration.
This can help reduce stress on:
For heavily loaded conveyors, the required duty rating and overload characteristics should be carefully considered.
Large industrial compressors can require significant motor capacity.
The drive allows the compressor motor speed to be adjusted according to operating demand.
Potential applications include industrial air systems and process-compression equipment.
The compressor design, torque profile, acceleration requirements, and operating cycle should all be considered during drive selection.
Mixing systems may experience changing mechanical resistance.
The viscosity of the processed material can change during operation.
A variable frequency drive provides adjustable motor speed and controlled acceleration for suitable mixing and agitation systems.
The final selection should consider torque requirements carefully.
The drive can also be used for high-power material-handling applications.
Typical examples include:
Controlled speed can help match material movement with the requirements of the overall production process.
The 395 A current class provides substantial capacity for large industrial motors.
This makes the drive suitable for applications that require approximately 350 HP to 450 HP depending on the duty classification and motor requirements.
The drive is therefore suitable for substantial industrial machinery rather than small equipment.
One of the main advantages is the ability to control motor speed according to actual process requirements.
This can improve the control of:
Large motors and mechanical systems can experience substantial stress during rapid starting.
Controlled acceleration allows the motor speed to increase gradually according to the programmed operating requirements.
This can help reduce mechanical shock on:
The Frame 8 platform is suitable for large electrical installations.
The drive can form part of a major industrial motor-control system.
This makes it appropriate for facilities where large pumps, fans, conveyors, and process machinery operate continuously or under demanding production conditions.
The drive can be considered for Light-Duty, Normal-Duty, or Heavy-Duty applications according to the actual load requirements.
This provides flexibility across different types of industrial equipment.
A large fan and a heavily loaded conveyor may require different drive characteristics even when their motor horsepower ratings are similar.
The DC-input architecture makes this configuration suitable for engineered high-power DC-bus systems.
This can be useful in installations where multiple drive systems operate within a coordinated electrical architecture.
High-power electronic components generate considerable heat during operation.
The forced-air cooling arrangement is designed to manage the thermal requirements of the drive.
Correct cabinet airflow remains important for reliable operation.
The following models are closely related to the requested 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN and belong to the same or closely related high-power product configurations.
| Model | Series | Current Class | Approximate Capacity | Typical Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G14TE295AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 295 A | Approximately 300 HP class | Lower Capacity Alternative |
| 20G14TE355AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 355 A | Approximately 350 HP class | Medium High-Power Alternative |
| 20G14TE395JN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 395 A | Approximately 400 HP class | Related Configuration |
| 20G14TE435AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 435 A | Approximately 450 HP class | Higher Capacity Alternative |
| 20G14TE460AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 460 A | Approximately 500 HP class | High Capacity Alternative |
The 20G14TE295AN0NNNNN is suitable for applications requiring less output capacity.
The 20G14TE355AN0NNNNN is an appropriate option for industrial systems positioned below the 395 A class.
The 20G14TE395JN0NNNNN is closely related to the requested model and provides a similar capacity class with a different configuration suffix.
The 20G14TE435AN0NNNNN provides additional capacity for larger motors.
The 20G14TE460AN0NNNNN is suitable for applications requiring a significantly higher output-current class.
| Model | Product Series | Current Class | Approximate Motor Capacity | Relative Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G14TE295AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 295 A | 250–350 HP class | Lower |
| 20G14TE355AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 355 A | 300–400 HP class | Medium |
| 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 395 A | 350–450 HP class | Reference Model |
| 20G14TE435AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 435 A | 400–500 HP class | Higher |
| 20G14TE460AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 460 A | 450–500 HP class | High |
| 20G14TE510AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 510 A | 450–550 HP class | Very High |
The requested model occupies an important position within the high-power range.
It provides more capacity than the 295 A and 355 A versions while remaining below the largest versions in the same general product group.
The following models represent widely used or commonly selected products from the same brand and related industrial drive range.
| Model | Product Series | Main Current Class | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20G11GD034AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 34 A Class | General Industrial Machinery |
| 20G11GD052AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 52 A Class | Pumps and Process Equipment |
| 20G11GD077AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 77 A Class | Medium Industrial Motor Control |
| 20G14TD355AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 355 A Class | Large Industrial Motors |
| 20G14TD740AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 740 A Class | Very Large High-Power Applications |
These models cover a wide range of motor-control applications.
Smaller current-class models are suitable for general industrial machinery.
Larger high-current models are designed for substantial motor loads and demanding industrial installations.
| Model | Series | Capacity Class | Cooling | Typical Installation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G11GD034AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | Small Industrial | Air Cooled | Machine Panel |
| 20G11GD052AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | Medium Industrial | Air Cooled | Control Cabinet |
| 20G11GD077AA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | Medium High Capacity | Air Cooled | Industrial Cabinet |
| 20G14TD355AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | High Power | Forced Air | Large Electrical System |
| 20G14TD740AN0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | Very High Power | Forced Air | Major Industrial Installation |
| Application | Recommended Duty | Suitability |
|---|---|---|
| Large Centrifugal Pump | Light / Normal Duty | Excellent |
| Large Industrial Fan | Light Duty | Excellent |
| Process Blower | Light / Normal Duty | Excellent |
| Water Treatment | Light / Normal Duty | Excellent |
| Large Conveyor | Normal / Heavy Duty | Very Good |
| Compressor | Normal / Heavy Duty | Very Good |
| Mixer | Heavy Duty | Application Dependent |
| Bulk Material Handling | Normal / Heavy Duty | Very Good |
| Process Machinery | Normal Duty | Excellent |
| High-Inertia Equipment | Normal / Heavy Duty | Good |
The final model selection should always be based on actual operating conditions rather than motor horsepower alone.
Motor current, overload demand, acceleration time, mechanical inertia, and torque characteristics are particularly important.
A high-power drive should be installed as part of a complete electrical system.
| Installation Item | Main Consideration |
|---|---|
| Power System | Confirm compatibility with the DC-input arrangement |
| Motor Current | Match with the required drive duty |
| Motor Power | Confirm actual motor capacity |
| Cabinet Space | Provide sufficient physical clearance |
| Cooling | Ensure adequate forced airflow |
| Grounding | Use appropriate industrial grounding |
| Power Wiring | Select according to current requirements |
| Control Wiring | Separate from high-power cables where practical |
| Service Access | Allow sufficient maintenance space |
| Mechanical Support | Confirm structural capacity |
| Weight | Plan for approximately 300–400 kg class handling |
| Lifting | Use appropriate mechanical equipment |
The drive should be installed in an environment that allows the cooling system to operate effectively.
Air passages should remain clear and the electrical enclosure should be designed to manage the heat generated by the complete drive system.
High-power variable frequency drives generate significant heat.
The cooling arrangement must therefore be considered during cabinet design.
Important factors include:
Restricted airflow can increase internal temperatures and affect long-term equipment reliability.
Regular inspection of cooling components is therefore important.
Proper grounding is essential in high-power drive systems.
The drive, motor, electrical enclosure, and associated equipment should be incorporated into a suitable grounding and bonding system.
Power cables and control cables should be routed separately where practical.
Good cable-routing practices can help reduce unwanted electrical interference.
Important considerations include:
Regular maintenance should focus on the electrical and cooling systems.
Typical inspection areas include:
If repeated faults occur, the cause should be investigated carefully.
A drive fault can sometimes be related to the motor, mechanical load, electrical supply, cooling system, or cable installation rather than the drive itself.
| Advantage | Description |
|---|---|
| High Output Capacity | 395 A high-power current class |
| Large Motor Control | Suitable for approximately 350–450 HP class applications |
| Adjustable Speed | Matches motor speed to process requirements |
| Controlled Acceleration | Helps reduce mechanical shock |
| Flexible Duty | Suitable for different load categories |
| DC Input Architecture | Suitable for engineered DC-bus systems |
| Frame 8 Construction | Designed for substantial industrial installations |
| Forced-Air Cooling | Suitable for high-power thermal requirements |
| Wide Application Range | Pumps, fans, conveyors, compressors, and process equipment |
| Industrial Motor Control | Suitable for demanding production systems |
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Product Family | PowerFlex 750 Series |
| Model | 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN |
| Product Type | High-Power Variable Frequency Drive |
| Input | DC Input with Precharge |
| Output | Three-Phase Variable-Frequency AC |
| Current Class | 395 A |
| Light-Duty Capacity | Approximately 450 HP class |
| Normal-Duty Capacity | Approximately 400 HP class |
| Heavy-Duty Capacity | Approximately 350 HP class |
| Frame | Frame 8 Class |
| Cooling | Forced Air |
| Enclosure | Open Type |
| Approximate Dimensions | 600–800 × 600–800 × 2,000–2,500 mm class* |
| Approximate Weight (kg) | 300–400 kg class* |
| Main Applications | Pumps, Fans, Blowers, Conveyors, Compressors, Mixers, and Process Machinery |
*The dimensions and weight are approximate planning-level values and may vary depending on the final mechanical configuration.
The 20G14TE395AN0NNNNN is a high-power PowerFlex 755 industrial variable frequency drive designed for controlling large three-phase motors.
With a 395 A current class, the drive is suitable for motor applications in the approximate 350–450 HP range, depending on the selected duty requirements and operating conditions.
The DC-input architecture, high-power Frame 8 construction, forced-air cooling, and adjustable motor-control capability make the drive suitable for demanding industrial systems.
Its most suitable applications include large pumps, industrial fans, blowers, conveyors, compressors, mixers, material-handling equipment, and other high-power process machinery.
The main advantages include adjustable speed, controlled acceleration, flexible application capability, high output capacity, and suitability for large industrial motor systems.
For mechanical planning, the unit should be treated as a substantial electrical component with approximate planning dimensions in the 600–800 mm × 600–800 mm × 2,000–2,500 mm class and an approximate weight of 300–400 kg, subject to the final configuration.