Description
Engineered for high-efficiency variable speed control, the 3G3JZ-A4007 belongs to the reliable Omron SYSDRIVE 3G3JZ series of frequency inverters. This compact AC drive is designed for small-scale automation tasks requiring stable 3-phase speed control and simple integration into control panels. It operates on a 3-phase 400V AC power input and provides optimized speed regulations for asynchronous motors up to 0.75 kW. Featuring an IP20-rated enclosure, this unit is built for secure panel mounting or closed wall-mounting configurations, protecting critical internals from dust and environmental degradation within electrical cabinets.
Features
- Optimized for 3-phase AC 400V power distribution networks.
- Supports standard AC induction motors up to 0.75 kW capacity.
- IP20 enclosure rating designed specifically for clean, enclosed control panel environments.
- Flexible mounting options including panel-mounting and closed wall-mounting configurations.
- Simplified parameter setup for rapid deployment and commissioning.
Applications
- HVAC ventilation fans and centrifugal blower speed regulation.
- Small-scale industrial pumps and fluid circulation systems.
- Material handling systems, packaging machines, and low-capacity conveyor belts.
- Auxiliary motor control in automated assembly lines.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Omron |
| Part Number / Model |
3G3JZ-A4007 |
| Series |
SYSDRIVE 3G3JZ Series |
| Input Voltage |
3-phase 400 V AC |
| Maximum Applicable Motor Capacity |
0.75 kW |
| Enclosure Protection Class |
IP20 (minimum) |
| Mounting Type |
Panel-mounting / Closed wall mounting |
| Estimated Shipping Weight |
3.0 kg |
Installation Guidelines
To ensure optimal heat dissipation and electrical safety, mount the inverter vertically on a flat, non-flammable backplate within an IP-rated enclosure. Maintain standard clearances above, below, and on both sides of the drive as specified in the series engineering manual to allow unobstructed airflow. All electrical connections must be grounded in accordance with local regulations, and control wiring must be routed separately from power cables to prevent electromagnetic interference.