Rockwell Automation attempts to revolutionize the production process, to get the most out of their production, while reducing the amount of carbon emission. Rockwell Automation PowerFlex® family of VFDs offer a broad range of control modes, features, options, packaging, global voltages, and power ratings. This flexible portfolio is designed to keep you connected to your operations and ultimately improve productivity.
PowerFlex Compact Class AC drives deliver a cost-effective, general-purpose solution for applications that require speed control and simple system integration. PowerFlex Architecture Class AC drives provide a broad set of features and application-specific parameters. These drives are ideal for applications that require speed, torque, and/or position control.
Our PowerFlex® 755 AC Drives provide ease of use, application flexibility, and high performance. They include multiple control and hardware options, as well as optional embedded safety features. These drives are well-suited for a wide variety of motor control applications including pumps, fans, and conveyors. With Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP™, you can place these drives on the same network as Kinetix® drives. A Dual-port EtherNet/IP™ Option Module supports ring, linear, and star topologies, as well as Device Level Ring (DLR) functionality for fault tolerant connectivity and high drive availability.
PowerFlex® 6000 Medium Voltage AC Drives allow for flexibility in a variety of applications. They are suited for new and retrofit, variable torque, and constant torque applications. Some of these applications include fans, pumps and compressors that require variable speed motor control from 2.3…11 kV. These drives are available in multiple configurations based on motor voltage and regional requirements.
Our PowerFlex® 7000 Medium Voltage AC Drives are air-cooled or liquid-cooled drives that are available in a broad power range of 200…34000 Hp and supply voltages of 2400…6600V AC. These general-purpose, stand-alone drives control speed, torque, direction, starting, and stopping of standard asynchronous or synchronous AC motors.