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25B-D017N104

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Type B residual-current protection, when an RCD is used, is a key installation boundary for Allen-Bradley 25B-D017N104, the 17 A Frame C PowerFlex 525.
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Technical specifications for 25B-D017N104

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    25B-D017N104
  • Product Family:
    PowerFlex
  • Product Type:
    AC Drive
  • Stock:
    1
  • Input:
    380–480 V AC, three phase
  • Output current:
    17 A
  • Motor rating:
    7.5 kW / 10 HP
  • Frame:
    C
  • Enclosure:
    IP20 NEMA/Open Type
  • RCD requirement:
    Type B when an RCD is used
  • Communication:
    Embedded EtherNet/IP
  • Weight:
    2.3 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    10.9 × 22.0 × 18.4 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 Drive Coordination Safe Torque Off Grounding & Power Product Applications

Features:

  • Current class: 17 A output for the documented 7.5 kW / 10 HP duty
  • Protection boundary: Type B residual-current protection is required when an RCD is used
  • Connected operation: EtherNet/IP and embedded STO support documented integration tasks
The exact 17 A row distinguishes this Frame C unit from the lower-current catalog entry that shares the same enclosure size.

Its RCD requirement is an installation decision with consequences for leakage current, earthing, and the upstream protective scheme.

After the power path is accepted, network control and the safety function can be tested against the current machine program and validation plan.

Apter Power can assist with 25B-D017N104 exact-model sourcing, official records, quotation, and protection-scheme review support.
25B-D017N104 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.
  • Load profile: compare running current, starting torque, and deceleration demand with the 17 A rating
  • Motor data: retain verified nameplate values in the commissioned parameter set
  • Braking: review regenerative energy before assigning the integral brake transistor
  • Safety boundary: use STO only within a validated complete safety function
  • Electrical work: isolate and lock out the supply before maintenance
  • Change control: repeat validation after safety wiring or relevant parameter changes
  • Protective earth: connect PE and motor grounding to the documented points
  • Residual current: use Type B equipment where an RCD is required
  • Input conditions: review supply impedance, branch protection, and cable practices before energizing
  • Variable-speed machines: control a matched 7.5 kW / 10 HP motor within the documented duty
  • Networked equipment: integrate status and commands through supported EtherNet/IP connections
  • Controlled stopping: coordinate deceleration and braking with the machine energy profile
Description
At the 7.5 kW step of the 380–480 V range, 25B-D017N104 delivers the documented 17 A output in a Frame C PowerFlex 525 enclosure. Its N104 code identifies the non-filtered version rather than a filtered catalog variant.

The electrical installation around 25B-D017N104 deserves particular attention when residual-current protection is specified. Rockwell Automation calls for a Type B RCD, while protective earth, motor cable, and branch devices remain governed by the official drive instructions.

Embedded EtherNet/IP and Safe Torque Off allow 25B-D017N104 to participate in connected machine control and a designed safety function. Network recovery and safety validation should be completed as independent tasks before production release.
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Also known as

25B-D017N104 Series 1
25B-D017N104 Series 1
Alternative Names
Allen-Bradley 25B-D017N104 Rockwell Automation 25B-D017N104 25B D017 N104 25BD017N104 PowerFlex 525 7.5 kW drive PowerFlex 525 10 HP drive
Technical notes
Residual-current protection is the critical installation risk for 25B-D017N104. Rockwell Automation specifies a Type B device when an RCD is used with the drive; do not energize through a Type A assumption. Review supply earthing, leakage-current effects, protective-earth continuity, and the applicable electrical code before commissioning.
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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.
Why should commissioning stop if a Type A RCD is installed upstream of 25B-D017N104?
Rockwell Automation specifies Type B residual-current protection when an RCD is used with this drive. Replace the unsupported device choice only after the site reviews earthing, leakage current, branch protection, and the applicable electrical code.
How can 25B-D017N104 be checked when overvoltage faults appear during rapid deceleration?
Review the load inertia, deceleration time, DC-bus behavior, braking configuration, and stop command sequence. Increase deceleration time or engineer the supported braking solution before replacing the drive.
Which RCD condition applies to 25B-D017N104 on a protected branch circuit?
Rockwell Automation calls for Type B residual-current protection when an RCD is used. Confirm local code, leakage-current effects, grounding, and the complete protective-device design before energization.
What separates an EtherNet/IP interruption from a drive fault on 25B-D017N104?
Capture drive status, local run capability, network indicators, controller connection state, IP settings, and diagnostic codes. Restore the documented network path only after confirming that the motor-control section is healthy.
How should the STO circuit of 25B-D017N104 be tested after field wiring changes?
Follow the machine safety validation plan to prove channel behavior, fault response, restart prevention, and controlled recovery. Stop release if any diagnostic or safety requirement remains unverified.
What should be included in a 25B-D017N104 replacement work pack?
Include the exact label and Series 1, parameter backup, motor nameplate, network configuration, STO circuit record, branch protection, grounding, fault history, and the approved functional acceptance test.