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Mitsubishi Electric FR-A840-00930-2-60 FR-A800 Inverter

Mitsubishi Electric FR-A840-00930-2-60 FR-A800 Inverter

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  • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Electric

  • Product No.: FR-A840-00930-2-60

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: Variable Frequency Drives

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 41000g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

Heavy-duty industrial motor control operations require robust speed regulation and torque performance, which is reliably managed by the Mitsubishi Electric FR-A840-00930-2-60 variable frequency drive. Belonging to the specialized FR-A800 Series, this high-performance inverter is designed to optimize energy efficiency and control precision across complex factory automation and mechanical processes.

The unit features a standard structural configuration equipped with protective circuit board coating to defend internal electronics against airborne particulates and moisture. Operating within the 400V class, this model provides excellent flexibility with wide permissible input voltage tolerances, supporting high operational uptime in areas with fluctuating power supplies. Its open-type IP00 construction makes it ideal for direct cabinet integration in centralized control rooms.

Features

  • Coated circuit board construction for improved environmental resistance inside standard industrial enclosures.
  • Forced air cooling design utilizing integrated fans to optimize thermal dissipation and protect power components.
  • Broad permissible AC input voltage tolerance to absorb grid fluctuations without tripping.
  • Open-type IP00 protective structure suited for compact multi-drive cabinet mounting configurations.

Applications

  • Heavy material handling and conveyor line management systems.
  • Industrial pump and fan control with high Super Light Duty (SLD) load requirements.
  • Air compressor and mechanical extrusion drive systems.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric
Model/Part Number FR-A840-00930-2-60
Series FR-A800
Voltage Class 400V class
Rated Input AC Voltage / Frequency Three-phase 380 to 500V, 50Hz/60Hz
Permissible AC Voltage Fluctuation 323 to 550V, 50Hz/60Hz
Permissible Frequency Fluctuation +/-5%
Circuit Board Coating With coating
Plated Conductor Without plated conductor
Protective Structure Open type (IP00)
Cooling System Forced air cooling
Weight 41 kg

Installation Guidelines

  • Mount the open type (IP00) inverter securely inside an IP54 or appropriate industrial control panel to safeguard against dust and direct environmental contact.
  • Maintain specified clearance spaces around the upper, lower, and side air vents to ensure proper heat dissipation from the forced air cooling system.
  • Ensure input voltage levels match the specified range of 323V to 550V before energizing the device.
  • Use shielded motor and control cables grounded at both ends to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) with neighboring telemetry or sensor wires.

What is the protective rating of the FR-A840-00930-2-60 inverter?

The inverter has an IP00 open-type protective structure, meaning it must be installed inside a suitable industrial enclosure or control cabinet to protect against dust and moisture.

What is the permissible voltage fluctuation range for this drive?

This 400V class inverter accepts a permissible AC input voltage fluctuation range of 323V to 550V at 50Hz or 60Hz.

Does this unit feature circuit board protection?

Yes, the FR-A840-00930-2-60 comes equipped with a circuit board coating as standard, though it does not feature a plated conductor.

How is this inverter cooled?

It utilizes an integrated forced air cooling system to regulate operational temperatures within the enclosure.

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Returns & Warranty

  • 30-Day Guarantee: Returns accepted for in-stock products in original, factory-sealed packaging.
  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our professional technical warranty.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
United States

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