"NORDAC PRO SK 500P" is intended to reduce control technology in the control cabinet.
Nord Drivesystems expands the possibilities for controlling various drive tasks from the control cabinet with the "NORDAC PRO SK 500P". The frequency inverter controls asynchronous and synchronous motors with and without encoder feedback and covers power classes from 0.25 to 160 kilowatts. The manufacturer mentions, among other things, storage systems, hoists, pumps, and dynamic applications as possible uses.
Positioning and Multi-Axis Control
Through the integrated "POSICON" function, the frequency converter can reach absolute positions or control a stepwise feed on continuous axes. Additionally, multiple drives can be moved synchronously. According to the manufacturer, sequential control of multiple axes including encoder evaluation is also possible. Nord cites storage systems as a possible application area.
Additional functions are available for different drive tasks. In hoisting applications, the frequency converter can handle overloads of up to 200 percent. Pump applications can be controlled via a PI regulation. For dynamic applications, the device features a sensorless CFC Open-Loop Injection control.
Four Ethernet Protocols Selectable
For integration into automation environments, the "NORDAC PRO SK 500P" features a multi-protocol Ethernet interface. Users can choose between Profinet, EtherNet/IP, Ethercat, and "POWERLINK" via parameter settings.
An integrated programmable logic controller can also take over drive-related functions. Within an automation architecture, the frequency inverter can thus be used for sub-tasks and, according to Nord, can relieve the higher-level programmable logic controller. For single machines, operation as a stand-alone device is also possible. In this application, the frequency inverter can, according to the manufacturer, take over the tasks of a higher-level controller.
Power range up to 160 kilowatts
The frequency converters of the series are available for power classes from 0.25 to 160 kilowatts. Up to 22 kilowatts, Nord offers the devices in booksize format. The compact design is intended to reduce the required space in the control cabinet.
Depending on the specific system architecture, integrated functions can also replace additional components or slots in the control cabinet. Nord cites this as a way to reduce the effort required for wiring, installation, and maintenance.
Three execution packages
The "NORDAC-PRO" family consists of three execution packages. Users can select these according to the specific application. The company offers a machine inverter for standard applications and application inverters in two variants for networked drive tasks.
With the series, Nord pursues the concept of covering different application cases with an inverter family. According to the manufacturer, this is intended to reduce the variety of variants in procurement, storage, and spare parts
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