Schneider Electric Altivar 950 ATV950D18N4 Variable Frequency Drives
SKU ATV950D18N4
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Manufacturer:
Schneider Electric
Product No.:
ATV950D18N4
Country of origin:France
Product Type:
Variable Frequency Drives
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
37500g
Dimensions:
80cm x 60cm x 75cm
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The ATV950D18N4 is an Altivar 950 upright frequency converter engineered by Schneider Electric for demanding industrial motor control and process automation applications. This advanced variable frequency drive delivers a rated power output of 18.5 kW and operates within a supply voltage range of 400 to 480 V. Designed with an integrated brake chopper, it provides superior dynamic braking performance and energy management during rapid deceleration and frequent start-stop cycles. Housed in a robust IP55 rated enclosure, it offers excellent protection against dust and water jets, making it ideal for harsh or washdown plant environments. Typical industrial applications include centrifugal pumps, high-inertia fans, material handling conveyors, extruders, and heavy-duty industrial mixing machinery. It is fully compatible with standard Schneider Electric Altivar automation architectures and digital control networks.
Features
Altivar 950 upright frequency converter designed for high-performance industrial motor control
Rated power output of 18.5 kW for 400 to 480 V three-phase electrical systems
Integrated brake chopper for precise deceleration and dynamic braking capability
Rugged IP55 rated enclosure for reliable operation in dusty and wet environments
Advanced connectivity and process monitoring features for optimal system integration
Applications
Industrial centrifugal pumps and booster stations
Heavy-duty material handling conveyors and transport systems
Extruders, mixers, and processing machinery drives
Industrial ventilation fans and high-inertia air handling units
Technical Specifications
Technical Parameter
Specification
Brand
Schneider Electric
Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Range
Altivar
Subrange
950
Type of product
Variable frequency drives
Product phase
Active
Power Rating
18.5 kW
Supply Voltage
400 to 480 V
Braking
With brake chopper
Degree of Protection
IP55
Dimensions
80.00 x 60.00 x 75.00 cm
Weight
37.50 kg
Commodity Code
85044095
Export Control Regulations (ECCN)
N
Installation Guidelines
Mount the upright frequency converter securely onto a rigid, vertical wall or support structure capable of supporting the total unit weight of 37.50 kg.
Maintain recommended clearance spaces above and below the drive enclosure to ensure proper thermal dissipation and cooling airflow.
Connect the three-phase power supply lines, motor cables, and dynamic braking resistor wiring using shielded cables in accordance with EMC guidelines.
Verify proper control wiring, safety interlocks, and parameter configurations prior to energizing the drive system.
FAQ
What power rating and voltage range does the ATV950D18N4 drive support?
The drive delivers a rated power output of 18.5 kW and operates within a voltage range of 400 to 480 V.
Does the frequency converter include built-in dynamic braking capabilities?
Yes, it is equipped with an integrated brake chopper to manage energy during rapid deceleration and frequent start-stop cycles.
What degree of protection and physical dimensions does the unit feature?
It features an IP55 rated enclosure, measures 80.00 cm by 60.00 cm by 75.00 cm, and weighs 37.50 kg.
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