Features:
- Documented output: 3.4 A supports a 2 HP normal-duty application at the stated class
- Complete order code: enclosure, control, braking, filter, communication, and feedback options are fixed
- Planned transition: Rockwell publishes an OEM discontinuation date for advance service planning
Allen-Bradley 20AD3P4A0AYNNNC0 is a specific PowerFlex 70 configuration for established low-horsepower 480 VAC motor applications.
Its order code defines the supplied hardware and prevents a visually similar drive with different control or interface options from being treated as equivalent.
Selection must align supply and motor data, duty, enclosure, braking, protection, control wiring, parameter backup, and the published lifecycle window.
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Allen-Bradley 20AD3P4A0AYNNNC0 PowerFlex 70 480 VAC 2 HP AC Drive Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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- Supply class: the drive is configured for a 480 VAC three-phase installation.
- Output current: the documented rating is 3.4 A.
- Normal duty: the applicable motor rating reaches 2 HP under the stated conditions.
- Heavy duty: the lower 1.5 HP duty rating must be considered for demanding loads.
- Panel enclosure: IP20/NEMA 1 requires a suitable cabinet environment.
- Enhanced control: the configuration must be restored with the correct firmware and parameter record.
- Brake IGBT: braking electronics are included, but an external resistor is not.
- Interface scope: no communication or feedback module is included in the coded assembly.
- Current OEM path: the exact catalog remains available for quotation under the approved status.
- Published date: Rockwell identifies 30 May 2027 as the planned discontinuation.
- Spare strategy: parameter backup and bench qualification reduce outage risk before that transition.
- Migration record: motor, control, braking, and network evidence define any successor-drive study.
- Small 480 VAC motors: control an approved 2 HP normal-duty or 1.5 HP heavy-duty load.
- Legacy PowerFlex 70 service: replace the exact coded drive without losing option identity.
- Planned shutdown work: restore parameters, verify rotation, and test braking under controlled conditions.
- Lifecycle preparation: qualify spares and migration evidence before the published OEM transition.