The NORDAC ON decentralised frequency inverter: Up to 3kW

The NORDAC ON decentralised frequency inverter: Up to 3kW

The NORDAC ON frequency inverters are part of the NORD modular system and can be optimally combined with the company’s IE3 or IE5+ motor ranges to provide the ultimate in drive flexibility and efficiency. The drives can be used over a speed range of 0 to 2600rpm, and with the IE5+ motor, constant torque down…


The NORDAC ON frequency inverters are part of the NORD modular system and can be optimally combined with the company’s IE3 or IE5+ motor ranges to provide the ultimate in drive flexibility and efficiency.

The drives can be used over a speed range of 0 to 2600rpm, and with the IE5+ motor, constant torque down to standstill without any need for motor forced cooling.

The communication protocols, for example Profinet, EtherNet/IP or EtherCAT, are selected via parameters, making the device perfectly suited for integration into IIoT environments.

As with all NORD frequency inverters, the NORDAC ON is equipped with a powerful PLC for functions close to the drive.

Optional extensions include STO, internal braking resistors and an integrated brake control, which controls the motor holding brake without wear and ensures reliable holding of the stop position at standstill, for example in inclined conveyors.

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