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22B-D010N104

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Allen-Bradley 22B-D010N104 is a 10.5 A PowerFlex 40 drive for 4 kW variable-speed motor control, with Frame B mounting and RS485 (DSI) access.
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Technical specifications for 22B-D010N104

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    22B-D010N104
  • Product Family:
    PowerFlex
  • Product Type:
    PowerFlex 40 AC Drive
  • Stock:
    1
  • Input:
    380–480 V AC, three phase
  • Output current:
    10.5 A
  • Motor rating:
    4 kW / 5 HP
  • Frame:
    B
  • Enclosure:
    IP20, NEMA/UL Type Open
  • EMC filter:
    Not included
  • Communication:
    Integral RS485 (DSI)
  • Weight:
    2.2 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    10 × 18 × 13.6 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Command Diagnosis Frame B Cooling Successor Review Product Applications

Features:

  • Compact rating: 10.5 A output for the documented 4 kW / 5 HP duty
  • Local access: digital keypad supports setup and fault review
  • Serial interface: integral RS485 (DSI) supports documented drive communication
This catalog number occupies Frame B, making it the only existing 22B item in this batch with the smaller documented enclosure.

Fan cooling, a local keypad, and RS485 access shape how technicians diagnose a stopped machine before disturbing the installed wiring.

The official successor begins a migration study, but the existing parameter record and control schematic remain necessary to define acceptance testing.

Apter Power can support 22B-D010N104 label review, official-document supply, legacy sourcing, and migration quotation planning.
22B-D010N104 Manuals, Datasheets, Links Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
  • No-start path: inspect the stop circuit, active start source, and speed reference before replacement
  • Fault record: save displayed codes and operating conditions before clearing them
  • Serial control: separate RS485 command loss from a power-stage or motor fault
  • Air path: protect the fan and maintain the documented cabinet airflow
  • Mounting: keep the drive upright on a flat vertical surface
  • Environment: exclude corrosive gas, vapor, dust, moisture, and direct sunlight
  • OEM direction: use 25B-D010N104 only as the starting point for engineering review
  • Control transfer: compare I/O, RS485, parameters, and restart logic
  • Mechanical check: resolve enclosure, mounting, cable, and heat differences before the outage
  • Variable-speed machines: control a matched 4 kW / 5 HP three-phase motor
  • Local panels: use keypad access for documented setup and fault observation
  • Serial systems: connect supported RS485 (DSI) control or programming arrangements
Description
Where a legacy machine needs 4 kW / 5 HP variable-speed control, 22B-D010N104 supplies the documented 10.5 A output from a 380–480 V three-phase source. Its Frame B, IP20 open-type construction keeps this PowerFlex 40 configuration physically smaller than the Frame C ratings in the same batch.

Motor operation through 22B-D010N104 can use the published V/Hz or sensorless-vector functions, with programmable acceleration, deceleration, and stop behavior. A local digital keypad supports setup and status viewing without removing the drive from its installed control architecture.

Integral RS485 (DSI) gives 22B-D010N104 a second path for supported control, programming, and monitoring arrangements. This combination suits legacy panels that need compact drive hardware while retaining a deliberate choice between local, terminal, and serial integration.
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley 22B-D010N104 Rockwell Automation 22B-D010N104 22B D010 N104 22BD010N104 PowerFlex 40 4 kW drive PowerFlex 40 5 HP drive
Technical notes
22B-D010N104 can take start and speed commands through its integral RS485 interface, so a powered drive with no motor response is not automatically a failed power stage. Command ownership and communication-loss action can suppress operation while the keypad remains active. Identify the active command source before replacing the drive or transferring settings.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
When a conveyor takes longer to stop after a ramp change, what can the bus regulator in 22B-D010N104 be doing?
The regulator can extend actual deceleration while limiting a DC-bus overvoltage condition. Compare commanded and measured stopping time; if the longer travel is unacceptable, use a Rockwell-supported braking or stop arrangement instead of repeatedly shortening the ramp.
An unstable 4–20 mA speed command is reaching 22B-D010N104; where should troubleshooting begin?
Start with d021, which reports the terminal-15 current input as a percentage before speed scaling. A fluctuating value points toward the field loop or source, while a steady value with incorrect speed moves the investigation to reference scaling.
Why does a negative bipolar analog signal produce no PID response from 22B-D010N104?
The documented PID path treats the negative portion as zero, not as a negative process command. A loop that needs bidirectional meaning requires a supported signal arrangement; further gain tuning will not create the missing negative input.
A StepLogic sequence is not advancing on 22B-D010N104—what should be read before it is reset?
d028 identifies the active step, and the associated timer or counter status shows whether its transition condition has been met. Capture those values first, because a reset removes the state that explains where the sequence stopped.
Can the d010 process display on 22B-D010N104 be treated as an independent machine-speed sensor?
No. d010 is calculated from output frequency through the configured factor and time base. Use it as a scaled drive value, then compare it with the actual machine rate before relying on it for production acceptance.
Before an existing feeder is assigned to 22B-D010N104, what determines whether its protection is acceptable?
The decision starts with the exact 10.5 A product row and the real supply fault level. Protective device, conductor, disconnect, and code requirements must agree with that installation; matching horsepower or Frame B size alone is insufficient.

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