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The Allen-Bradley 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN is a high-power PowerFlex 755 AC drive designed for demanding industrial motor-control applications where high output power, stable speed control, reliable operation, and flexible system integration are required.
This model belongs to the high-power 690 VAC class of the PowerFlex 755 family and is intended for three-phase industrial motor applications. Its 460 A rating places it in the upper range of Frame 8 drive configurations, making it suitable for large motors used in pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, process equipment, material handling machinery, and other heavy industrial systems.
The drive is designed around a modular industrial architecture. This allows the drive system to accommodate different control, feedback, communication, safety, and application requirements without changing the basic high-power drive platform.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN is particularly suitable for applications where a conventional fixed-speed motor starter does not provide sufficient process control. By controlling motor speed and torque electronically, the drive can adjust equipment operation according to the actual process requirement instead of continuously operating the motor at full speed.
For large rotating equipment, this can provide better process control, smoother acceleration and deceleration, reduced mechanical stress, and more flexible operating conditions.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Product Type | AC Variable Frequency Drive |
| Drive Family | PowerFlex 750-Series |
| Model | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
| Application Class | High-power industrial motor control |
| Input | Three-phase AC |
| Voltage Class | 690 VAC |
| Frame | Frame 8 |
| Cooling | Forced-air / air-cooled |
| Typical Installation | Industrial cabinet or MCC-style installation |
| Communication Capability | EtherNet/IP-based system integration |
| Motor Control | Variable-speed AC motor control |
| Intended Environment | Industrial applications |
The PowerFlex 755 family is designed as a flexible industrial AC drive platform. Different frame sizes and voltage classes allow the family to cover applications ranging from relatively small industrial motors to very large high-power motors.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN represents the 690 VAC, high-power portion of this product family.
| Parameter | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
|---|---|
| Model | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Drive Type | AC Variable Frequency Drive |
| Input Voltage | 690 VAC |
| Input Phase | 3 Phase |
| Rated Current | 460 A |
| Light-Duty Rating | 500 kW |
| Normal-Duty Rating | 450 kW |
| Heavy-Duty Rating | 375 kW |
| Voltage Code | F – 690 VAC class |
| Frame Size | Frame 8 |
| Cooling Method | Forced Air |
| Enclosure Style | IP20 / Type 1 MCC-style configuration |
| Installation Style | Floor/cabinet-oriented high-power installation |
| Input Configuration | AC input with precharge |
| DC Terminals | Configuration-dependent; catalog verification recommended |
| Filtering | Filtered configuration |
| Dynamic Braking | Configuration-dependent according to catalog suffix |
| Human Interface Module | Blank / configuration-dependent |
| Communication | EtherNet/IP capable |
| Motor Type | Three-phase AC motors |
| Control Application | Speed, torque and process control |
| Approximate Height | 2453 mm |
| Approximate Width | 600 mm |
| Approximate Depth | 800 mm |
| Approximate Weight | 623 kg |
| Cooling Requirement | Forced-air ventilation |
| Application Level | Heavy industrial |
| Typical Motor Range | Up to approximately 500 kW LD depending on application conditions |
The exact suffix configuration should always be checked against the drive nameplate and the purchasing configuration before installation because PowerFlex 755 catalog numbers can contain option information for enclosure, filtering, braking, operator interface, and other hardware features.
The main electrical rating of this drive is 690 VAC, three-phase, with a nominal continuous current rating of 460 A.
The 690 VAC class is commonly used for large industrial motors because operating at a higher voltage allows substantial motor power to be transmitted with lower current than would be required at lower voltage levels.
For a large motor installation, this can reduce conductor size requirements compared with an equivalent lower-voltage system and can be useful in large process plants, pumping stations, mining facilities, marine-related equipment, large ventilation systems, and heavy manufacturing equipment.
The drive’s 460 A current rating places it in the high-power Frame 8 range.
The PowerFlex 755 690 VAC Frame 8 rating structure provides different power ratings depending on the required duty cycle.
| Duty Rating | Output Rating |
|---|---|
| Light Duty (LD) | 500 kW |
| Normal Duty (ND) | 450 kW |
| Heavy Duty (HD) | 375 kW |
| Rated Current | 460 A |
| Voltage | 690 VAC |
| Phase | 3 Phase |
| Frame | Frame 8 |
The three duty classifications are important when selecting the drive.
A motor that normally operates at relatively steady load can often be selected according to the normal-duty rating.
Applications involving higher continuous loading, frequent acceleration, high starting torque, shock loading, or demanding overload conditions should be evaluated against the heavy-duty rating.
The 500 kW light-duty rating provides a higher available motor-power range for applications where the load profile is suitable.
The correct rating should therefore be selected from the actual motor nameplate current and the real mechanical load profile rather than by motor kW alone.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
| Nominal Input Voltage | 690 VAC |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz class industrial supply |
| Input Phase | Three-phase |
| Rated Output Current | 460 A |
| Duty Class | LD / ND / HD |
| Maximum Listed LD Power | 500 kW |
| Maximum Listed ND Power | 450 kW |
| Maximum Listed HD Power | 375 kW |
| Frame | Frame 8 |
| Motor Output | Variable-frequency three-phase AC |
| Cooling | Forced air |
The actual allowable input voltage range, output frequency range, overload capability, carrier-frequency selection, and other operating limits depend on the complete drive configuration and installation conditions.
For engineering purposes, the motor nameplate current should remain the primary reference for drive sizing.
Because this is a large Frame 8 high-power drive, mechanical planning is an important part of installation.
| Mechanical Parameter | Approximate Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
| Frame | Frame 8 |
| Height | 2453 mm |
| Width | 600 mm |
| Depth | 800 mm |
| Approximate Weight | 623 kg |
| Enclosure Style | IP20 / Type 1 MCC-style |
| Installation | Floor-mounted / cabinet-oriented |
| Cooling | Forced air |
| Maintenance Access | Front access with additional ventilation clearance |
| Shipping Consideration | Heavy industrial equipment |
| Floor Loading | Must be checked before installation |
The dimensions above should be treated as engineering planning dimensions rather than fabrication dimensions.
For actual panel construction, cabinet fabrication, lifting, transportation, floor loading, and maintenance-access calculations, the final mechanical drawing for the exact configuration should be used.
At approximately 623 kg, this drive should be handled as heavy industrial equipment. The installation area should have sufficient structural capacity, appropriate lifting provisions, and adequate access for maintenance.
The 800 mm depth is especially important when designing a cabinet line-up or MCC-style installation because sufficient rear and front working space must be considered in addition to the equipment depth itself.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN is a large-frame industrial AC drive built for continuous-duty motor control.
Its construction is based on a power section, control section, cooling system, electrical connection area, and communication/control interfaces.
The power section handles the conversion of incoming AC power into a controlled output suitable for the motor.
The control section manages the drive’s operating commands, feedback signals, protection functions, acceleration and deceleration profiles, speed references, torque control, and communication functions.
The cooling system removes heat generated by the semiconductor power devices and associated electrical components.
For a high-power 460 A drive, thermal management is particularly important because losses increase with electrical loading.
The drive uses a forced-air cooling arrangement.
High-power semiconductor switching devices generate heat during normal operation. The cooling system transfers this heat away from the power electronics and releases it into the surrounding installation environment.
Correct airflow is therefore essential.
The installation should provide sufficient ventilation space and should avoid placing heat-generating equipment directly above or beside the drive without appropriate thermal calculations.
The cooling-air path should remain clean and unobstructed.
In dusty industrial environments, the condition of filters, ventilation paths, fans, and heat-transfer surfaces should be included in the preventive-maintenance program.
PowerFlex 755 drives are designed for integration into industrial automation systems and can be used in EtherNet/IP-based control architectures.
For a large industrial installation, network integration can eliminate a large amount of traditional point-to-point wiring.
The drive can receive speed references, start and stop commands, operating parameters, and control information through the automation network.
The control system can also obtain operating information from the drive.
Typical information available to a supervisory or control system can include:
This type of integration is particularly useful in large plants where multiple variable-speed drives must be coordinated from a central control system.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN is intended for high-power industrial applications.
It is especially suitable for equipment where motor speed must be adjusted according to process requirements.
Typical applications include:
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Pumps | Water, wastewater, process and industrial pumping |
| Fans | Large ventilation and process-air systems |
| Blowers | Industrial air movement |
| Conveyors | Heavy material handling |
| Compressors | Large industrial compression systems |
| Mining Equipment | Conveying and processing machinery |
| Cement Equipment | Fans, conveyors and process machinery |
| Steel Processing | Large rotating machinery |
| Water Treatment | Pumping and process equipment |
| Chemical Processing | Pumps, fans and process machinery |
| Pulp and Paper | Large process drives |
| Material Handling | Heavy-duty conveyors and machinery |
Large pump systems are one of the most suitable application areas for high-power variable-frequency drives.
A fixed-speed motor normally operates at a constant speed even when the process requires less flow.
With variable-speed control, the motor speed can be adjusted according to the required flow or pressure.
This provides several practical benefits.
The pump can be accelerated gradually rather than starting at full speed.
This reduces mechanical shock in couplings, shafts, pipes, valves, and other connected equipment.
The drive can also help regulate process pressure or flow without relying entirely on mechanical throttling.
For large pumps, this can make the overall process easier to control.
Typical pump applications include:
Large fans and blowers frequently operate with variable process demand.
The PowerFlex 755 platform allows motor speed to be adjusted to match the required airflow.
This can be useful in:
Reducing unnecessary motor speed can substantially reduce the mechanical power required by centrifugal fan systems.
This makes variable-speed control particularly useful when airflow demand changes during normal operation.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN can also be applied to large conveyor systems.
A conveyor drive may require controlled acceleration because starting a heavily loaded conveyor can create a significant mechanical shock.
Gradual acceleration can reduce stress on:
The drive can also provide adjustable operating speed.
This is useful when production rate changes during different operating conditions.
Large conveyor applications can be found in mining, cement, aggregate handling, ports, bulk material handling, and manufacturing facilities.
Mining equipment often operates under severe loading conditions.
Large motors may drive conveyors, crushers, pumps, fans, hoists, and processing machinery.
A high-power drive can provide controlled motor acceleration and adjustable operating speed.
For conveyor systems, this can be useful when the belt is heavily loaded.
For ventilation systems, variable-speed operation can allow airflow to be adjusted according to actual requirements.
For pumping systems, speed control can be used to regulate water movement.
The final selection should always consider the actual overload profile, environmental conditions, motor characteristics, and required duty class.
Cement and aggregate plants use many large motors.
Typical equipment includes:
Large variable-frequency drives are useful when equipment speed must be adjusted to production requirements.
The drive can also provide controlled acceleration and deceleration, which can reduce mechanical stress during starting and stopping.
Large steel and metal-processing facilities use high-power motors for many different processes.
Possible applications include:
The ability to adjust motor speed according to the production process makes a high-power AC drive useful in these environments.
Large compressors can require substantial motor power.
A variable-speed drive can adjust compressor motor speed according to process demand where the compressor and process design permit variable-speed operation.
Potential applications include:
Compressor applications require careful attention to minimum and maximum operating speeds, compressor operating maps, torque requirements, cooling, and process protection.
The 460 A rating and 690 VAC voltage class allow the drive to control very large industrial motors.
The 500 kW light-duty, 450 kW normal-duty, and 375 kW heavy-duty ratings provide different application ranges depending on load characteristics.
This makes the drive suitable for large equipment where smaller drive frames would not provide sufficient current capacity.
The drive allows motor speed to be controlled electronically rather than operating continuously at a fixed speed.
This is useful when the process load changes during operation.
Examples include variable-flow pumping, variable-airflow fans, and conveyors with different production requirements.
The motor can be accelerated according to a programmed ramp.
Instead of immediately applying full-speed operation, the drive can gradually increase motor speed.
This can reduce mechanical shock and improve system starting behavior.
The drive can also manage motor deceleration.
The exact deceleration performance depends on the application, load inertia, braking configuration, and programmed parameters.
For high-inertia loads, the braking system must be selected according to the actual application requirements.
EtherNet/IP integration allows the drive to become part of a larger automation system.
This can simplify system-level monitoring and control.
A centralized controller can manage multiple drives while collecting operational information from each drive.
The PowerFlex 755 platform supports different control and hardware configurations.
This allows the drive to be adapted to different industrial applications rather than being limited to one specific machine type.
Frame 8 construction provides a platform intended for large industrial loads.
The physical size, cooling system, electrical connections, and mechanical arrangement are designed around high-power applications.
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN is a large high-power drive and should not be treated like a small wall-mounted VFD.
Installation planning should include:
The installation environment should be evaluated before the equipment is ordered.
Preventive maintenance is particularly important for large-frame AC drives.
Recommended maintenance areas include:
| Maintenance Item | Inspection Focus |
|---|---|
| Cooling Fans | Noise, vibration, airflow and operating condition |
| Air Passages | Dust accumulation and blockage |
| Power Connections | Connection condition and signs of overheating |
| Control Wiring | Loose connections and insulation condition |
| Grounding | Ground connection integrity |
| Cabinet | Cleanliness and ventilation |
| Communication Wiring | Network connection and physical condition |
| Motor Cables | Insulation and connection condition |
| Environment | Temperature, humidity and contamination |
| Fault History | Repeated faults and abnormal operating conditions |
Large drives should be included in a planned maintenance schedule rather than serviced only after a failure occurs.
The following models are closely related 690 VAC PowerFlex 755 Frame 8 configurations.
They provide a useful comparison when selecting the appropriate current and power rating.
| Model | Voltage | Current | LD Rating | ND Rating | HD Rating | Frame |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G1ALF265AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 265 A | 315 kW | 250 kW | 200 kW | 8 |
| 20G1ALF330AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 330 A | 355 kW | 315 kW | 250 kW | 8 |
| 20G1ALF370AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 370 A | 400 kW | 355 kW | 300 kW | 8 |
| 20G1ALF415AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 415 A | 450 kW | 400 kW | 355 kW | 8 |
| 20G1ALF500AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 500 A | 530 kW | 500 kW | 400 kW | 8 |
These models form a useful rating progression around the 460 A unit.
For applications close to the maximum capability of a 415 A drive, the 460 A model provides additional current capacity.
Where the motor or process requires still more capacity, the 500 A configuration can be considered, subject to the actual duty cycle and application requirements.
| Model | Rated Current | LD Power | ND Power | HD Power | Voltage | Frame |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G1ALF265AN0NNNNN | 265 A | 315 kW | 250 kW | 200 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
| 20G1ALF330AN0NNNNN | 330 A | 355 kW | 315 kW | 250 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
| 20G1ALF370AN0NNNNN | 370 A | 400 kW | 355 kW | 300 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
| 20G1ALF415AN0NNNNN | 415 A | 450 kW | 400 kW | 355 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
| 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN | 460 A | 500 kW | 450 kW | 375 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
| 20G1ALF500AN0NNNNN | 500 A | 530 kW | 500 kW | 400 kW | 690 VAC | 8 |
The table shows the relationship between current capacity and available motor-power rating.
The 460 A model sits between the 415 A and 500 A configurations.
This makes it useful when the motor’s full-load current is above the practical range of the 415 A configuration but does not require the next larger rating.
For comparison within the Allen-Bradley range, the following PowerFlex 755 models can be used as reference points.
The term “reference models” is used here because actual popularity depends on region, industry, project requirements, voltage level, and purchasing configuration.
| Model | Voltage | Current / Rating | Power Range | Frame | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G1ANF061JN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 61 A | Up to approximately 55 kW class | 6 | Pumps, fans, conveyors |
| 20G1ANF082JN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 82 A | Up to approximately 75 kW class | 6/7 class | Industrial machinery |
| 20G1ANF098JN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 98 A | Up to approximately 90 kW class | 7 | Pumps, fans, process equipment |
| 20G1ALF370AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 370 A | 400 / 355 / 300 kW LD/ND/HD | 8 | Large pumps, fans, conveyors |
| 20G1ALF500AN0NNNNN | 690 VAC | 500 A | 530 / 500 / 400 kW LD/ND/HD | 8 | Large industrial machinery |
The smaller models are useful references when a project has a lower motor-power requirement.
The 370 A and 500 A configurations are more directly comparable with the 460 A model because they are in the same high-power 690 VAC Frame 8 group.
| Model | Frame | Approx. Height | Approx. Width | Approx. Depth | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20G1ALF265AN0NNNNN | 8 | Large-frame configuration | 600 mm class | 800 mm class | Configuration dependent |
| 20G1ALF330AN0NNNNN | 8 | Large-frame configuration | 600 mm class | 800 mm class | Configuration dependent |
| 20G1ALF370AN0NNNNN | 8 | Large-frame configuration | 600 mm class | 800 mm class | Configuration dependent |
| 20G1ALF415AN0NNNNN | 8 | Large-frame configuration | 600 mm class | 800 mm class | Configuration dependent |
| 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN | 8 | 2453 mm approx. | 600 mm approx. | 800 mm approx. | 623 kg approx. |
| 20G1ALF500AN0NNNNN | 8 | Large-frame configuration | 600 mm class | 800 mm class | Configuration dependent |
Mechanical dimensions and weights can vary with the exact enclosure, option, power configuration, and installation arrangement.
For this reason, the 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN dimensions and 623 kg weight should be treated as planning figures until the exact mechanical drawing and nameplate configuration are checked.
| Application | Suitability | Main Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Large Water Pump | High | Variable flow and pressure control |
| Wastewater Pump | High | Adjustable speed and controlled starting |
| Large Fan | High | Airflow adjustment |
| Industrial Blower | High | Variable process demand |
| Heavy Conveyor | High | Controlled acceleration and speed |
| Mining Conveyor | High | Large motor and controlled starting |
| Cement Plant Fan | High | Large motor speed control |
| Cooling-Water Pump | High | Process flow regulation |
| Industrial Compressor | Application dependent | Requires compressor-specific speed range |
| Crusher | Application dependent | High torque and mechanical load must be evaluated |
| Hoist | Application dependent | Dedicated braking and safety requirements must be evaluated |
| High-Inertia Machine | Application dependent | Braking and deceleration requirements must be evaluated |
The 690 VAC class is particularly useful in high-power industrial systems.
As motor power increases, motor current becomes increasingly important for electrical distribution design.
Using a higher voltage allows a large amount of power to be transmitted at a lower current than would be required at a lower voltage.
For example, the same approximate motor power at 400 VAC requires substantially more current than at 690 VAC.
This makes 690 VAC equipment attractive for large motors where electrical distribution efficiency, conductor size, switchgear capacity, and installation space are important considerations.
The heavy-duty rating of this model is approximately 375 kW.
This rating is important for applications where the motor experiences higher loading or more demanding operating conditions.
Typical examples may include:
A drive should not be selected solely from the motor’s nominal kW rating.
The motor full-load current, overload requirement, acceleration profile, operating speed range, ambient temperature, altitude, switching frequency, and mechanical load should all be considered.
The PowerFlex 755 platform is designed to provide more than simple motor speed adjustment.
Depending on the configuration, it can be used for:
This flexibility makes the platform suitable for systems where the drive forms part of a larger automated process rather than functioning as an isolated motor controller.
One of the main reasons for using a variable-frequency drive on a large motor is the ability to match motor operation to process demand.
For centrifugal pumps and fans, the relationship between speed, flow, pressure, and power means that reducing speed can have a significant effect on mechanical power consumption.
The actual energy saving depends on the machine design, operating point, duty cycle, motor efficiency, drive losses, process requirements, and control strategy.
Therefore, energy savings should be calculated from the actual operating profile rather than assumed from the drive rating.
Large motors can create significant electrical and mechanical stress when started directly across the line.
A variable-frequency drive can provide a controlled acceleration profile.
This allows the motor to increase speed progressively.
The result can include:
These benefits are especially useful when the motor is connected to a large mechanical load.
A major advantage of the PowerFlex 755 platform is its suitability for large automation systems.
A plant can use multiple drives across different process areas.
For example, a water-treatment facility may use large drives for:
The drives can then be integrated into a centralized control architecture.
A similar approach can be used in mining, cement, steel, chemical processing, and manufacturing plants.
Before selecting the 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN for a final project, the following items should be checked.
| Engineering Item | Required Check |
|---|---|
| Motor Voltage | Confirm motor voltage is compatible |
| Motor Current | Confirm full-load current |
| Motor Power | Confirm motor kW |
| Duty Rating | Select LD, ND or HD based on actual load |
| Starting Torque | Determine required acceleration torque |
| Overload | Check application overload profile |
| Speed Range | Confirm required minimum and maximum speed |
| Braking | Determine whether braking hardware is required |
| Input Supply | Confirm 690 VAC three-phase supply |
| Short-Circuit Level | Confirm system protection requirements |
| Ambient Temperature | Confirm installation environment |
| Altitude | Check derating requirements |
| Ventilation | Provide adequate airflow |
| Cabinet Space | Allow adequate installation and maintenance clearance |
| Floor Loading | Verify support for approximately 623 kg |
| Motor Cable | Correctly size and route motor conductors |
| Grounding | Provide suitable grounding system |
| Network | Confirm EtherNet/IP architecture |
| Maintenance Access | Provide safe access to service areas |
| Lifting | Plan handling for large Frame 8 equipment |
| Advantage | Description |
|---|---|
| High Power | Suitable for very large industrial motors |
| 690 VAC Class | Designed for high-power industrial distribution |
| 460 A Output | High current capability |
| Multiple Duty Ratings | Supports different load profiles |
| Variable Speed | Allows process-based motor-speed adjustment |
| Controlled Starting | Reduces mechanical starting shock |
| Network Integration | Suitable for EtherNet/IP automation systems |
| Industrial Construction | Designed for demanding industrial applications |
| Large-Frame Architecture | Suitable for high-power installations |
| Flexible Applications | Pumps, fans, conveyors, blowers and process equipment |
| Maintenance Capability | Designed for planned industrial maintenance |
| Process Control | Allows motor operation to follow process demand |
The 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN can be considered for a wide range of industrial sectors.
Large pumps, transfer pumps, process pumps, aeration blowers, and water circulation equipment.
Large conveyors, pumps, ventilation systems, material-handling machinery, and processing equipment.
Large process fans, conveyors, pumps, dust collection equipment, and material-handling machinery.
Large fans, pumps, process equipment, cooling systems, and material-handling applications.
Process pumps, circulation systems, fans, blowers, and other variable-speed machinery.
Large pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, and process machinery.
Large production machinery, material handling, ventilation systems, and process equipment.
The catalog number can be viewed as a structured identification code representing the PowerFlex 755 product family, input arrangement, voltage class, current rating, enclosure/configuration information, and option positions.
For the requested model:
20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN
the key selection characteristics are:
Because the option characters can affect the physical and electrical configuration, the complete nameplate/catalog configuration should be used when ordering replacement equipment.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | PowerFlex 755 |
| Product | AC Variable Frequency Drive |
| Voltage | 690 VAC |
| Phase | 3 Phase |
| Current | 460 A |
| Light Duty | 500 kW |
| Normal Duty | 450 kW |
| Heavy Duty | 375 kW |
| Frame | 8 |
| Cooling | Forced Air |
| Enclosure Class | IP20 / Type 1 class |
| Installation Style | MCC-style / floor-mounted high-power installation |
| Communication | EtherNet/IP capable |
| Approx. Height | 2453 mm |
| Approx. Width | 600 mm |
| Approx. Depth | 800 mm |
| Approx. Weight | 623 kg |
| Main Applications | Pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, compressors, process machinery |
| Main Benefit | High-power variable-speed control for large industrial motors |
The Allen-Bradley 20G1ALF460AN2NNNNN PowerFlex 755 is a high-power 690 VAC variable-frequency drive intended for large three-phase industrial motors.
With a 460 A rating, the drive provides a substantial power-control capability, with approximately 500 kW light-duty, 450 kW normal-duty, and 375 kW heavy-duty application ratings.
Its Frame 8 construction places it in the large-drive category, making it appropriate for major industrial equipment rather than small machinery.
The combination of high voltage, high current capacity, variable-speed control, forced-air cooling, industrial construction, and network integration makes this drive suitable for large pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, process equipment, water systems, mining machinery, cement equipment, and other high-power applications.
The approximate physical dimensions of 2453 mm × 600 mm × 800 mm and an approximate weight of 623 kg should be considered during equipment-room planning, cabinet arrangement, transportation, lifting, floor loading, and maintenance-access design.
For final engineering, the exact nameplate configuration and mechanical drawing should be used to verify all option-dependent details, particularly enclosure configuration, braking arrangement, filtering, operator-interface configuration, electrical terminals, and exact mounting dimensions.
The most important selection point is not simply the 460 A rating. The actual motor current, motor voltage, duty cycle, overload requirement, acceleration profile, operating speed range, ambient conditions, and braking requirements should all be evaluated before final drive selection.
For a large industrial installation, proper drive sizing and installation planning can provide stable motor control, smoother starting and stopping, better process regulation, and a practical way to integrate large motors into a modern industrial automation system.