ABB | Drives ACS143-2K7-3

Product Details

• Part Number 1 ACS143-2K7-3
• HTS 8501106020
• Country of Origin United States of America

Product Description

ACS143-2K7-3 is identified by ABB as a Drive AC for Speed Control within the Drives family.

For replacement planning, this component belongs to the motor-control layer of the automation system, where controller commands are coordinated with the drive functions assigned to the application. The original wiring and configuration records should guide application.

For system maintenance, this product is associated with the Drives family and the AC drives category. Configuration and compatibility should be confirmed for the exact system in which it will be used. The original equipment schedule should guide compatibility review.

Country of origin is listed as United States of America.

Product Documentation

• Part Notes

  ASEA Brown Boveri - obsolete drive

• Catalog Description

  ACS 140 AC Drives for Speed Control of AC Induction Motors

• Common Part Typos ACS1432K73, ACSI43-2K7-3, ACSI432K73, ACSl43-2K7-3, ACSl432K73

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