ABB CINT-4411C Inverter Drive Board Power Supply Board

Model:CINT-4411C

Power Output Range:Up to 750 VA

Input Voltage Range:85-264 V AC

Output Frequency:0-100 Hz

Communication Interface:RS-485

Protection Class:IP20

Operating Temperature:-10°C to +50°C

Dimensions (WxHxD):100mm x 63mm x 95mm

Weight:0.5 kg

    The ABB CINT-4411C inverter drive board power supply is engineered for seamless integration into a wide range of industrial automation applications, ensuring reliable operation under diverse environmental conditions. With its compact design and high-efficiency power management, this unit is optimized for energy savings and operational efficiency.

    Featuring advanced communication protocols, including Modbus RTU, the CINT-4411C facilitates easy setup and integration into existing control systems, enhancing system interoperability and reducing downtime. Its robust protection class and temperature range specifications make it suitable for use in challenging industrial environments.

    Built with ABB‘s renowned quality standards, the CINT-4411C undergoes rigorous testing to meet international safety and performance benchmarks, ensuring compliance with CE, UL, and CSA regulations. This commitment to safety and reliability underscores ABB‘s dedication to providing customers with high-quality products that stand the test of time.

    Designed with user convenience in mind, the CINT-4411C comes equipped with intuitive diagnostics and monitoring tools, allowing operators to easily troubleshoot issues and maintain optimal system performance. Its efficient power factor correction capability ensures minimal impact on the grid, contributing to sustainable industrial practices.

    Ideal for applications requiring precise speed control and power management, the ABB CINT-4411C inverter drive board power supply is an indispensable component for modern industrial machinery. Its compatibility with a broad range of control systems, coupled with its exceptional performance characteristics, makes it a preferred choice among engineers and facility managers seeking to optimize their operations.