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22B-D012N104

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Allen-Bradley 22B-D012N104 is a Frame C PowerFlex 40 drive delivering 12 A for documented 5.5 kW / 7.5 HP three-phase motor duties.
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Technical specifications for 22B-D012N104

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    22B-D012N104
  • Product Family:
    PowerFlex
  • Product Type:
    PowerFlex 40 AC Drive
  • Stock:
    1
  • Input:
    380–480 V AC, three phase
  • Output current:
    12 A
  • Motor rating:
    5.5 kW / 7.5 HP
  • Frame:
    C
  • Enclosure:
    IP20, NEMA/UL Type Open
  • EMC filter:
    Not included
  • Cooling:
    Fan
  • Weight:
    4.3 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    13 × 26 × 18 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 Frame C Retrofit Motor Setup 13 A Migration Product Applications

Features:

  • Frame transition: Frame C construction supports the documented 12 A rating
  • Motor duty: 5.5 kW / 7.5 HP on a 380–480 V three-phase supply
  • Service access: keypad and RS485 (DSI) support configuration and diagnostics
This model marks a mechanical change from the smaller Frame B drive, so retrofit space becomes an early decision rather than a final installation detail.

The control platform remains familiar, but fan airflow and cable access must be preserved around the taller and deeper enclosure.

The successor record introduces a 13 A PowerFlex 525 configuration, which makes the existing motor, protection, and parameter evidence essential to migration review.

Apter Power can coordinate 22B-D012N104 frame verification, official documents, quotation, and legacy-drive sourcing support.
22B-D012N104 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.
  • Envelope: compare the 13 × 26 × 18 cm body with the existing panel
  • Cable route: maintain bend space and terminal access before drilling
  • Handling: support the 4.3 kg drive during removal and installation
  • Nameplate basis: enter verified voltage, frequency, and overload current
  • Control mode: choose only the documented mode required by the load
  • Acceptance: test direction, current, acceleration, and stop response under controlled conditions
  • Successor row: compare 25B-D013N104 with the installed 12 A application
  • Parameter review: do not copy the legacy file without line-by-line approval
  • Outage plan: include mounting, terminals, network, safety, and restart tests
  • Machine drives: operate a matched 5.5 kW / 7.5 HP motor
  • Panel retrofits: retain documented Frame C clearance and ventilation
  • Serial control: use supported RS485 (DSI) commands and diagnostics
Description
A 5.5 kW / 7.5 HP motor duty places 22B-D012N104 at the 12 A point of the 380–480 V PowerFlex 40 range. This catalog number moves into the taller Frame C, IP20 open-type enclosure rather than sharing the Frame B body used by the lower rating.

The physical scale of 22B-D012N104 gives panel designers a different cable approach, service-access need, and airflow path to manage. Fan cooling supports the documented load, while the vertical mounting arrangement keeps heat removal dependent on the surrounding cabinet design.

For machine control, 22B-D012N104 combines a local keypad, programmable I/O, and integral RS485 (DSI) with the published PowerFlex 40 speed-control functions. It is therefore suited to installations where a mid-range motor must remain accessible both at the panel and through an approved serial control path.
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley 22B-D012N104 Rockwell Automation 22B-D012N104 22B D012 N104 22BD012N104 PowerFlex 40 5.5 kW drive PowerFlex 40 7.5 HP drive
Technical notes
22B-D012N104 includes a brake IGBT, but dynamic braking still depends on a correctly sized external resistor and the load’s regenerative energy. The built-in transistor is not a complete braking system; the resistor, wiring, and duty cycle remain external design items. Establish the stopping duty before enabling short deceleration ramps.
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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.
If RS485 communication is interrupted, why can 22B-D012N104 coast instead of following the expected stop?
A105 selects the communication-loss action, and A106 sets the delay before it occurs. The documented default can remove output and allow a coast, so the selected response and recovery behavior must be proven against the machine safety design.
What can the fault queue in 22B-D012N104 tell maintenance after several production trips?
d007 contains the newest retained code, followed by d008 and d009. Repeated occurrences of one code are not a trip counter, so preserve the operating context separately before clearing the queue.
Why might the d010 display on 22B-D012N104 show time units rather than hertz?
Its process factor and time-base settings can express a duration derived from output frequency. Confirm those settings before interpreting the value as cycle time, and compare the result with the real process if it will be used for acceptance.
During a maintenance handover, what does Program Lock protect on 22B-D012N104?
It blocks unauthorized parameter changes while leaving status viewing and navigation available. Retain the approved backup and authorized lock state; a responsive keypad does not prove that configuration edits are permitted.
How can 22B-D012N104 separate a lost 4–20 mA loop from an incorrect speed scale?
d021 shows the raw current input percentage before the reference is converted into output frequency. A missing or unstable percentage directs attention upstream, while a stable percentage with the wrong speed indicates a scaling or source-selection issue.
In a mixed-drive cabinet, why must 22B-D012N104 use its own branch-protection row?
The 12 A catalog entry, not a shared Frame C outline or motor kilowatt label, is the correct product starting point. Reconcile that row with available fault current, conductors, disconnect equipment, and the governing electrical code.

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