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The 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN is a high-power PowerFlex 700L liquid-cooled adjustable-frequency AC drive designed for large industrial motor-control applications.
It is a heavy-duty industrial drive intended for applications where conventional air-cooled variable-frequency drives are not practical or where a high power-to-size ratio and liquid-cooled thermal management are required.
The base drive designation 20LD650 corresponds to a Frame 3A PowerFlex 700L configuration with a nominal 650 A output class.
For 480 VAC motor applications, the 20LD650 is rated at approximately 600 HP / 445 kW for Normal Duty and 440 HP / 325 kW for Heavy Duty.
The drive uses liquid cooling to remove heat from the power electronics.
This makes the PowerFlex 700L family particularly useful for large industrial machinery where cabinet space, heat dissipation and high motor power are important design considerations.
The complete catalog number 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN represents a configured version of the 20LD650 product rather than simply a generic 650 A drive.
The product is therefore best considered as a complete industrial drive configuration within the PowerFlex 700L family.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | PowerFlex 700L |
| Product Series | PowerFlex 700L Liquid-Cooled AC Drives |
| Model | 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN |
| Base Catalog Number | 20LD650 |
| Product Type | Liquid-Cooled Adjustable-Frequency AC Drive |
| Drive Technology | Variable-Frequency AC Drive |
| Frame | 3A |
| Nominal Current Class | 650 A |
| Voltage Class | 480 VAC class |
| Input | Three-Phase AC |
| Cooling | Liquid Cooled |
| Normal-Duty Rating | 600 HP / 445 kW |
| Heavy-Duty Rating | 440 HP / 325 kW |
| PWM Frequency | 4 kHz class |
| Typical Application | Large Industrial Motor Control |
The PowerFlex 700L family was designed for demanding industrial applications where liquid cooling provides a significant advantage over conventional air cooling.
The family includes high-current drive configurations intended for large motors and large process machines.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN |
| Base Model | 20LD650 |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | PowerFlex 700L |
| Product Type | Liquid-Cooled Adjustable-Frequency AC Drive |
| Frame | 3A |
| Input Voltage Class | 480 VAC |
| Input Phase | 3 Phase |
| Output Current | 650 A continuous class |
| Normal-Duty Power | 600 HP / 445 kW |
| Heavy-Duty Power | 440 HP / 325 kW |
| Normal-Duty Overload | 110% for 1 minute / 150% for 3 seconds |
| Heavy-Duty Overload | 150% for 1 minute / 200% for 3 seconds |
| PWM Frequency | 4 kHz |
| Cooling | Liquid Cooled |
| Drive Type | Adjustable-Frequency AC Drive |
| Motor Type | AC Induction Motor applications |
| DC Input Capability | Available in specified configurations |
| DC Input Rating | 1250 A for the applicable DC-input configuration |
| Dynamic Braking | Configuration dependent |
| Enclosure | Industrial cabinet configuration |
| Mounting | Industrial cabinet / floor-mounted system |
| Approx. Width | 800–1,200 mm* |
| Approx. Depth | 600–1,000 mm* |
| Approx. Height | 1,800–2,200 mm* |
| Approx. Weight | 400–800 kg* |
* Exact dimensions and weight depend on the complete configured drive cabinet, cooling system, options, disconnect equipment and installation arrangement. The values shown are suitable only for preliminary engineering planning.
For transportation, lifting, foundation loading and final cabinet layout, the actual configured mechanical drawing should be used.
The 20LD650 is a high-current drive configuration.
For a 480 VAC three-phase induction motor application, its published rating information includes the following values.
| Duty | Motor Rating | Continuous Current | 1-Minute Overload | 3-Second Overload |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal Duty | 600 HP / 445 kW | 650 A | 715 A | 975 A |
| Heavy Duty | 440 HP / 325 kW | 475 A | 715 A | 975 A |
The distinction between Normal Duty and Heavy Duty is important.
The drive can support a larger motor power rating when the application has a comparatively lower overload requirement.
When the machine requires greater torque overload capability, the Heavy Duty rating provides a lower continuous motor power rating but substantially greater overload capability relative to that rating.
This makes the same basic drive hardware suitable for different industrial load profiles.
The Normal Duty configuration is rated at approximately 600 HP / 445 kW with a continuous current of approximately 650 A.
The overload capability is approximately 110% for one minute and 150% for three seconds.
This type of rating is appropriate for applications where the motor operates at a relatively high continuous load but does not require extremely high short-term torque overload.
Typical examples can include large fans, pumps, conveyors and process machinery with relatively stable loads.
The Heavy Duty rating is approximately 440 HP / 325 kW.
The continuous current rating associated with the Heavy Duty motor application is approximately 475 A, while the drive provides approximately 150% overload for one minute and 200% for three seconds.
This rating is more appropriate for machinery where short-term torque requirements are significantly higher.
Typical applications can include crushers, conveyors with heavy starting loads, material handling equipment and machines with frequent acceleration.
The motor should always be selected according to the actual application duty rather than simply using the largest published horsepower number.
The defining feature of the PowerFlex 700L family is its liquid-cooled power section.
Conventional large AC drives normally rely on fans and air passages to remove heat.
As drive power increases, air cooling can require substantial airflow and physical cabinet space.
Liquid cooling provides a different thermal-management approach.
Heat generated by the power semiconductor devices is transferred into a liquid cooling circuit.
The heat can then be removed through an external heat exchanger or associated cooling system.
This allows the drive power section to be designed with a high power density.
For large industrial machines, this can provide a significant mechanical advantage.
At 650 A class current levels, the power electronics can generate considerable heat.
With conventional air cooling, the resulting heat must be transferred into the cabinet environment or extracted through a large ventilation system.
Liquid cooling can move heat away from the semiconductor power modules more efficiently.
This can reduce the amount of hot air circulating around the electrical equipment.
It can also reduce the size of the ventilation system required directly around the power electronics.
The result can be a more compact high-power drive installation.
The PowerFlex 700L family was designed around the idea of combining advanced variable-frequency drive control with liquid-cooled high-power electronics.
The architecture is particularly useful for applications where:
The 20LD650 is therefore fundamentally different from a small general-purpose variable-frequency drive.
The 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN is intended to control the speed, torque and operating characteristics of large AC motors.
A variable-frequency drive works by converting incoming electrical power into a controlled output waveform whose frequency and voltage can be adjusted.
Changing the output frequency changes the motor’s operating speed.
Changing the voltage and frequency relationship allows the drive to maintain appropriate motor flux and torque characteristics over a wide operating range.
The drive can therefore provide controlled acceleration, controlled deceleration, speed regulation and torque management.
For large industrial machinery, these functions can significantly improve process control compared with direct-on-line motor starting.
The drive controls the motor by generating a controlled three-phase output.
At low speed, the output frequency can be reduced.
As the desired motor speed increases, the drive increases the output frequency.
The motor therefore does not need to run only at the fixed speed imposed by the incoming AC frequency.
This allows machine designers to match motor speed to the actual process requirement.
For pumps and fans, this can provide particularly useful control because the machine does not have to operate continuously at full speed.
For conveyors and process machinery, variable speed can improve production flexibility.
The 650 A current class is one of the most important characteristics of the product.
This current level allows the drive to control very large motors.
The published 480 VAC rating corresponds to approximately 600 HP / 445 kW Normal Duty.
That places the drive in a completely different application category from compact industrial VFDs.
The equipment is intended for large machinery and process systems.
Typical installations can involve motors used for pumping, conveying, crushing, rolling, processing and other heavy industrial operations.
One notable characteristic of the PowerFlex 700L Frame 3A architecture is that a specified configuration can be supplied from a DC input.
For the 20LD650 DC-input configuration, the documentation identifies a 1250 A DC input rating.
The DC-input configuration is associated with the Dual Inverter arrangement for Frame 3A.
This makes the product family suitable for certain applications where DC bus architecture is required.
A DC-fed inverter can be particularly useful in systems where power is supplied from a centralized DC source or where multiple drive sections share a DC bus.
The exact DC-input arrangement must be selected from the appropriate configured catalog number.
Large industrial pumps can require hundreds of kilowatts of motor power.
The 20LD650 can provide variable-speed control for large pump systems.
Instead of operating the pump motor continuously at full speed, the drive can adjust motor speed according to process requirements.
This can improve process control and may reduce energy consumption in applications where flow requirements vary.
Large fans used in industrial plants can consume significant electrical power.
Speed control allows the fan to operate according to the required airflow rather than simply switching between full-speed operation and shutdown.
This is useful in ventilation systems, cooling systems, combustion-air systems and process ventilation.
Large conveyors frequently require high motor power.
The drive can provide controlled acceleration and deceleration.
This helps reduce mechanical shock to belts, gearboxes, couplings and other mechanical components.
For long conveyors, controlled starting can also reduce sudden tension changes in the belt.
Crushers can place severe demands on motors because of their high starting torque and changing mechanical load.
The Heavy Duty capability of the 20LD650 makes this type of application particularly relevant.
The drive can provide controlled acceleration and high short-term overload capability.
Mining equipment often requires large motors.
Applications can include:
The liquid-cooled construction can be useful where large power electronics must operate continuously in a compact electrical installation.
Steel plants contain numerous large motors.
Rolling mills, cooling systems, material handling equipment and processing machinery can all require large variable-speed drives.
The 20LD650 provides the current capacity required for some large motor applications.
Cement plants use large motors for crushers, mills, fans and conveyors.
These machines often operate continuously and may require high torque.
A high-power variable-frequency drive can provide controlled motor speed and starting.
Paper machines use multiple large motors for different process sections.
Speed coordination is important.
A large liquid-cooled drive can be used where the motor power exceeds the practical range of smaller air-cooled drives.
Large material-handling systems often require high-power motors.
The drive can provide controlled speed, acceleration and deceleration.
This can help reduce mechanical stress throughout the transmission system.
Chemical, petrochemical, water-treatment and manufacturing plants can use large motors for pumps, fans, compressors and other process equipment.
The 20LD650 can be used where the required motor current falls within its rating.
Liquid cooling is the most distinctive advantage of the product family.
It allows heat to be removed directly from the power electronics through a liquid cooling circuit.
This can provide better thermal management for high-power applications.
The 20LD650 provides approximately 445 kW of Normal Duty motor capacity in a liquid-cooled architecture.
The ability to remove heat efficiently allows high power to be packaged into a relatively compact power section.
The 650 A current class allows the drive to operate large industrial motors.
This makes it suitable for large pumps, fans, conveyors and heavy process machinery.
The Heavy Duty rating provides approximately 150% overload for one minute and 200% for three seconds.
This is useful for applications with high starting torque or short-duration mechanical load changes.
The drive can accelerate a large motor gradually instead of applying full line voltage immediately.
This can reduce mechanical shock.
It can also reduce the electrical stress associated with direct-on-line starting.
The motor speed can be adjusted according to process requirements.
This can provide better control of pumps, fans, conveyors and other variable-speed machinery.
Because the power section is liquid cooled, less of the power semiconductor heat needs to be transferred into the surrounding cabinet air.
This can be particularly useful in installations where cabinet heat is a major engineering concern.
The product is designed for industrial applications where compact general-purpose drives are not sufficient.
Its current and power capability make it suitable for large motors and large process equipment.
The 20LD650 is a large industrial drive.
It should not be treated like a compact panel-mounted VFD.
The installation normally requires a dedicated cabinet or industrial drive enclosure arrangement.
The liquid cooling system also needs physical space.
This includes the cooling connections, coolant circulation equipment and heat-exchange components associated with the installation.
The final mechanical arrangement depends on the exact PowerFlex 700L configuration.
The exact dimensions of a complete 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN installation depend on the selected cabinet and cooling arrangement.
For preliminary planning, the following range can be used.
| Mechanical Parameter | Approximate Value |
|---|---|
| Width | Approx. 800–1,200 mm |
| Depth | Approx. 600–1,000 mm |
| Height | Approx. 1,800–2,200 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 400–800 kg |
| Mounting | Floor/Cabinet Mounted |
| Cooling | Liquid Cooled |
| Frame | 3A |
| Installation | Industrial Electrical Room / Drive Cabinet |
| Service Clearance | Required |
| Cooling Connections | Required |
These values are approximate engineering planning values.
The actual physical dimensions and weight can change depending on the selected enclosure, cooling equipment, input configuration, output configuration and options.
For final installation work, the configured mechanical drawing should be used.
Thermal management is a major consideration with a drive of this size.
At hundreds of kilowatts, even a small percentage of electrical losses can translate into substantial heat.
For example, a 1% loss at 445 kW corresponds to approximately 4.45 kW of heat.
A 2% loss would represent approximately 8.9 kW.
This illustrates why efficient thermal management becomes increasingly important as drive power increases.
Liquid cooling provides a practical method of transporting this heat away from the power electronics.
The cooling circuit should be designed carefully.
Important considerations include:
The cooling system is an important part of the overall drive installation rather than an optional secondary component.
Liquid cooling can reduce the amount of hot air passing through the power electronics.
This can be helpful in dusty industrial environments because the power section does not depend entirely on high-volume air movement for cooling.
However, liquid cooling introduces its own maintenance requirements.
Coolant lines should be inspected.
Connections should be checked for leaks.
Cooling fluid condition should be maintained appropriately.
Heat exchangers should remain clean.
Pumps and associated cooling equipment should be maintained according to the installation requirements.
The 20LD650 can be used where large AC motors need controlled speed and torque.
Typical motor-control functions can include:
The exact control functions depend on the control configuration and application requirements.
A large conveyor system can benefit from controlled motor acceleration.
Starting a large conveyor directly across the line can produce high starting current and substantial mechanical shock.
Using a variable-frequency drive allows the motor to accelerate gradually.
This can reduce stress on:
It can also improve production control because the conveyor speed can be adjusted to match the process.
Pump systems are one of the most common applications for variable-speed drives.
The drive can adjust motor speed according to the required flow or pressure.
In variable-torque applications, reducing motor speed can significantly reduce the mechanical power required.
This can make variable-speed operation attractive for large pumps where process requirements change over time.
Industrial fans can also benefit from variable-speed control.
A fan that operates continuously at maximum speed may consume substantially more energy than required during periods of reduced demand.
A variable-frequency drive can reduce the fan speed.
This provides a more flexible approach to airflow management.
Large industrial ventilation and process-air systems are therefore suitable candidates for this type of drive.
Crusher systems are mechanically demanding.
The motor can experience sudden load changes.
A drive with significant overload capability can provide controlled acceleration and respond to changes in mechanical torque.
The Heavy Duty rating of the 20LD650 is particularly relevant when the application requires substantial short-term overload.
Mining environments frequently involve large motors operating continuously.
Examples include:
The liquid-cooled design can be useful where high power and compact electrical installation are important.
Steel-processing equipment can require high motor torque and precise speed control.
Large motors can be used for rolling, conveying, cooling and processing.
The PowerFlex 700L architecture is suited to large industrial motor systems where high power density is important.
When selecting the 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN, engineers should consider more than motor horsepower.
Important selection parameters include:
| Selection Factor | Importance |
|---|---|
| Motor Voltage | Must match the drive output voltage range |
| Motor Current | Must remain within the applicable drive rating |
| Duty Cycle | Determines ND or HD suitability |
| Starting Torque | Important for heavy-duty applications |
| Overload | Must match machine requirements |
| Cooling System | Must support the required thermal load |
| Ambient Temperature | Affects operating capability |
| Installation Altitude | Can influence thermal performance |
| Motor Type | Must be compatible with the control method |
| Cable Length | Can affect output filtering requirements |
| Regeneration | Must be evaluated separately |
| DC Bus | Required for applicable system configurations |
| Cabinet Space | Large physical installation required |
| Maintenance | Cooling-system access required |
The following PowerFlex 700L models are closely related to the 20LD650 and can be considered when the required voltage or power level changes.
| Model | Series | Frame | Voltage Class | ND Rating | HD Rating | Current Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20LD360 | PowerFlex 700L | Frame 2 | 480 VAC | 300 HP / 224 kW | 235 HP / 175 kW | 360 A |
| 20LD650 | PowerFlex 700L | Frame 3A | 480 VAC | 600 HP / 445 kW | 440 HP / 325 kW | 650 A |
| 20LD1K2 | PowerFlex 700L | Frame 3B | 480 VAC | 1150 HP / 860 kW | 845 HP / 630 kW | 1250 A |
| 20LC650 | PowerFlex 700L | Frame 3A | 400 VAC class | 500 HP / 370 kW | 365 HP / 270 kW | 650 A |
| 20LE800 | PowerFlex 700L | Frame 3B | 600 VAC class | 870 HP / 650 kW | 640 HP / 480 kW | 800 A |
These models provide a useful range for selecting a PowerFlex 700L drive according to voltage and power requirements.
The 20LD360 is a smaller 480 VAC liquid-cooled configuration.
The 20LD1K2 provides substantially greater current and power capability.
The 20LC650 uses the same general 650 A class but is associated with a lower voltage configuration.
The 20LE800 moves into the 600 VAC class and a higher power range.
| Model | Frame | Voltage Class | ND Power | HD Power | Current |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20LD360 | 2 | 480 VAC | 224 kW | 175 kW | 360 A |
| 20LD650 | 3A | 480 VAC | 445 kW | 325 kW | 650 A |
| 20LD1K2 | 3B | 480 VAC | 860 kW | 630 kW | 1250 A |
| 20LC650 | 3A | 400 VAC class | 370 kW | 270 kW | 650 A |
| 20LE800 | 3B | 600 VAC class | 650 kW | 480 kW | 800 A |
The 20LD650 occupies the middle-to-high range within the 480 VAC liquid-cooled configurations.
It provides considerably more capacity than the 20LD360 while remaining below the very large 1250 A class of the 20LD1K2.
The broader PowerFlex portfolio includes several well-known drive families for different industrial applications.
| Model | Product Family | Voltage Class | General Power Range | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25B-D017N114 | PowerFlex 525 | 380–480 VAC | Approx. 7.5 kW class | Compact machinery |
| 20F11NC022JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 753 | 380–480 VAC | Medium-power class | Industrial motor control |
| 20F11NC034JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 753 | 380–480 VAC | Medium/high-power class | Industrial machinery |
| 20G1ANB140JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 380–480 VAC | High-power class | Advanced industrial drives |
| 20G1ANC350JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 380–480 VAC | High-power class | Large industrial machines |
These models are not direct replacements for the 20LD650.
They belong to different product generations and application ranges.
They are included as related same-brand references for users comparing different sizes and drive architectures.
| Product Family | Cooling | Typical Application | Power Range | Main Characteristic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PowerFlex 525 | Air Cooled | Small/Medium Machines | Low/Medium | Compact installation |
| PowerFlex 753 | Air Cooled | Medium/Large Machines | Medium/High | Industrial motor control |
| PowerFlex 755 | Air Cooled | Large Machines | High | Advanced drive control |
| PowerFlex 700L | Liquid Cooled | Large Industrial Machines | High/Very High | High power density |
| 20LD650 | Liquid Cooled | Large Industrial Motor Systems | 445 kW ND | 650 A class |
| Characteristic | Liquid-Cooled 20LD650 | Conventional Air-Cooled Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal Transfer | High efficiency | Air-based |
| Cabinet Airflow | Reduced requirement | Higher requirement |
| Power Density | High | Lower at comparable power |
| Heat Rejection | Through coolant system | Through air |
| Cooling Infrastructure | Requires liquid circuit | Requires ventilation/fans |
| High-Power Suitability | Excellent fit | Depends on size and environment |
| Maintenance | Cooling circuit + electronics | Fans + air passages + electronics |
| Cabinet Heat | Potentially lower | Potentially higher |
| Installation Complexity | Higher cooling-system complexity | Simpler cooling infrastructure |
Liquid cooling does not automatically make an installation simpler.
Instead, it changes the thermal-management problem.
The electrical cabinet can benefit from reduced air heat, but the cooling circuit must be properly designed and maintained.
Large motors can draw very high current when connected directly to the electrical supply.
A variable-frequency drive allows the motor to start at a controlled frequency and voltage.
The motor can therefore accelerate smoothly.
This can reduce:
For large industrial machinery, controlled starting can be an important operational benefit.
Variable-speed operation provides process flexibility.
A motor does not have to operate continuously at maximum speed.
The drive can adjust speed according to process requirements.
This is especially useful for:
The actual energy benefit depends strongly on the mechanical load profile.
The Heavy Duty rating of the 20LD650 is important for machines that experience short-duration high torque.
The published Heavy Duty rating is approximately:
440 HP / 325 kW
with:
475 A continuous current
and overload capability of approximately:
150% for 1 minute
and:
200% for 3 seconds.
This makes the configuration suitable for machines where the average power is lower than the maximum Normal Duty rating but the short-term torque requirement is significantly higher.
Large industrial drives require appropriate upstream protection.
The PowerFlex 700L documentation provides specific protection information for the various input configurations.
For the 20LD650 DC-input configuration, a 1250 A DC input rating is identified.
The corresponding fuse arrangement is associated with high-current semiconductor protection.
Protection selection should be based on the actual configured drive and applicable electrical standards.
The protection device should not be selected simply from the motor horsepower.
The installation environment can have a major impact on the life of a high-power drive.
Important factors include:
Liquid cooling can reduce dependence on cabinet airflow, but it does not eliminate environmental considerations.
The coolant system itself must be protected from contamination and maintained correctly.
Regular maintenance should include both the electrical drive and the cooling system.
Recommended inspection areas include:
Check power connections, grounding, control wiring and visible signs of overheating.
Check coolant level, flow, temperature, fittings and hoses.
Keep the heat exchanger clean and ensure adequate thermal performance.
Inspect the cooling pump for abnormal noise, vibration or reduced flow.
Check for signs of thermal stress or abnormal operating conditions.
Keep the cabinet clean and maintain adequate service access.
| Advantage | Description |
|---|---|
| Liquid Cooling | Efficient thermal management for high-power electronics |
| 650 A Class | Suitable for very large AC motors |
| 445 kW ND Rating | High continuous Normal Duty capacity |
| 325 kW HD Rating | High Heavy Duty motor capability |
| High Overload Capability | Suitable for demanding starting and transient loads |
| High Power Density | Large output capability in a liquid-cooled architecture |
| Variable-Speed Control | Allows motor speed to follow process requirements |
| Controlled Starting | Reduces mechanical and electrical starting stress |
| Industrial Construction | Designed for demanding industrial applications |
| DC Input Option | Supports specific common-DC-bus configurations |
| Requirement | Suitability of 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN |
|---|---|
| Small motor | Not the intended application range |
| Medium motor | Usually excessive capacity |
| Large motor | Suitable |
| Very large motor | Suitable within rating |
| High starting torque | Suitable with Heavy Duty sizing |
| Continuous high load | Suitable within Normal Duty rating |
| Limited cabinet heat | Liquid cooling can be advantageous |
| Compact high-power installation | Suitable architecture |
| Common DC bus | Applicable in specified configurations |
| DC-fed inverter | Applicable to the appropriate configured version |
| Large industrial process | Suitable |
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN |
| Base Catalog Number | 20LD650 |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | PowerFlex 700L |
| Product Type | Liquid-Cooled Adjustable-Frequency AC Drive |
| Frame | 3A |
| Voltage Class | 480 VAC |
| Input | Three Phase |
| Output Current | 650 A class |
| Normal Duty | 600 HP / 445 kW |
| Heavy Duty | 440 HP / 325 kW |
| Normal Duty Overload | 110% / 1 min, 150% / 3 sec |
| Heavy Duty Overload | 150% / 1 min, 200% / 3 sec |
| PWM Frequency | 4 kHz |
| Cooling | Liquid Cooled |
| DC Input | Available in applicable configuration |
| DC Input Rating | 1250 A for specified DC-input configuration |
| Approx. Width | 800–1,200 mm |
| Approx. Depth | 600–1,000 mm |
| Approx. Height | 1,800–2,200 mm |
| Approx. Weight | 400–800 kg |
| Installation | Industrial Cabinet / Floor Installation |
| Main Applications | Large Pumps, Fans, Conveyors, Crushers, Mining, Steel, Cement, Process Machinery |
| Model | Series | Voltage | Frame | ND Rating | HD Rating | Current |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20LD360 | PowerFlex 700L | 480 VAC | 2 | 224 kW | 175 kW | 360 A |
| 20LD650 | PowerFlex 700L | 480 VAC | 3A | 445 kW | 325 kW | 650 A |
| 20LD1K2 | PowerFlex 700L | 480 VAC | 3B | 860 kW | 630 kW | 1250 A |
| 20LC650 | PowerFlex 700L | 400 VAC class | 3A | 370 kW | 270 kW | 650 A |
| 20LE800 | PowerFlex 700L | 600 VAC class | 3B | 650 kW | 480 kW | 800 A |
| Model | Family | Voltage Class | Approx. Power Class | Main Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25B-D017N114 | PowerFlex 525 | 380–480 VAC | 7.5 kW class | Compact machine drives |
| 20F11NC022JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 753 | 380–480 VAC | Medium | General industrial drives |
| 20F11NC034JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 753 | 380–480 VAC | Medium/High | Industrial machinery |
| 20G1ANB140JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 380–480 VAC | High | Advanced industrial applications |
| 20G1ANC350JA0NNNNN | PowerFlex 755 | 380–480 VAC | High | Large industrial machinery |
The Allen-Bradley 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN is a high-power liquid-cooled variable-frequency AC drive designed for large industrial motor applications.
Its base 20LD650 configuration is a Frame 3A, 650 A class PowerFlex 700L drive intended for 480 VAC systems.
The published motor ratings are approximately 600 HP / 445 kW for Normal Duty and 440 HP / 325 kW for Heavy Duty.
The drive’s liquid-cooled design is particularly important at this power level.
Rather than relying exclusively on large quantities of cabinet air to remove heat, the power electronics transfer heat into a liquid cooling circuit.
This allows the high-power section to operate with a high degree of thermal efficiency and can help reduce cabinet heat and ventilation requirements.
The product is well suited to large pumps, industrial fans, conveyors, crushers, mining equipment, steel-processing machinery, cement equipment, paper machinery and other large process systems.
Its Heavy Duty rating also makes it relevant to applications where short-duration torque requirements are high.
The combination of 650 A current capability, liquid cooling, high overload capacity and variable-frequency motor control makes this a distinctly high-power industrial drive rather than a general-purpose compact VFD.
For system designers, one of the main benefits is the ability to control large motors while maintaining a comparatively efficient thermal-management architecture.
For installation planning, the cooling system should be treated as an integral part of the drive installation.
Electrical protection, coolant circulation, heat-exchanger capacity, cabinet layout, motor cable selection and maintenance access should all be considered together.
The 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN can be summarized as follows:
The main technical strengths of the 20LD650N0NNNCNW0WN are its high current capacity, liquid-cooled thermal architecture, high power density, variable-speed motor control and substantial overload capability.
It is particularly appropriate where a large motor must be controlled continuously and where conventional air-cooled drive technology would create excessive cabinet heat or require a very large ventilation system.
For final engineering, purchasing, replacement or installation work, the exact configured catalog number, motor nameplate data, electrical supply, cooling arrangement and mechanical drawing should be checked together before the equipment is specified.