Why Engineers Specify the KEB 07F5A1A-3E2G
Downtime on a production line rarely waits for a purchase order. When a 4 Amp, 3-phase drive fails, every hour of delay compounds. The KEB 07F5A1A-3E2G is built for that reality: a compact, 200-230 VAC drive rated at 1.6 kVA, ready to slot into oil, gas and industrial automation systems. This is a practical replacement and upgrade choice, not a catalog curiosity.
What Is the KEB 07F5A1A-3E2G?
The 07F5A1A-3E2G is a KEB variable frequency drive designed for three-phase operation. It accepts 200-230 VAC input at 50/60 Hz and delivers 4 Amps of output current with a 1.6 kVA power rating. That combination suits small-to-medium motor loads where precise speed control matters more than raw horsepower.
KEB drives are known for robust industrial construction, and this model follows that pattern. The 50/60 Hz compatibility means it works on both North American and European supply networks without modification, which simplifies spares stocking across multiple sites.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 07F5A1A-3E2G |
| Brand | KEB |
| Product Type | Drive |
| Output Current | 4 Amp |
| Phase | 3 Phase |
| Input Voltage | 200 – 230 VAC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Power Rating | 1.6 kVA |
What the 4 Amp Rating Means in Practice
Four amps of output current defines the motor range this drive can control. It fits applications where the connected load draws within that envelope, such as small conveyors, pumps, fans and positioning axes. Specifying a drive above the motor’s actual draw wastes budget; specifying below it risks nuisance trips. The 07F5A1A-3E2G sits in a practical middle ground for light industrial duty.
Why 1.6 kVA Matters for Sizing
The 1.6 kVA rating gives engineers a quick reference for transformer and circuit sizing. Combined with the 200-230 VAC input window, it tells you this drive belongs on standard low-voltage distribution, not on a dedicated high-power feed. That keeps installation straightforward and cabling costs predictable.
Where This Drive Fits: Oil, Gas and Automation
In oil and gas facilities, small drives often handle auxiliary duties: lube oil pumps, cooling fans, sample pumps and valve actuation. These are not headline applications, but when one stops, the process stops with it. The 07F5A1A-3E2G’s 3-phase, 200-230 VAC configuration matches common auxiliary power available on skids and remote panels.
In general industrial automation, the same drive suits conveyor indexing, mixer speed control and test-bench motor drives. The 50/60 Hz rating means a spare purchased for a European-built machine will also work on a North American retrofit, reducing the number of unique part numbers a maintenance team must stock.
Installation and Setup Guidance
Mount the drive in a panel that allows adequate airflow around the enclosure. Keep power wiring separated from signal wiring to reduce electrical noise, a standard practice for any VFD installation. Verify that the supply voltage falls within the 200-230 VAC range before energizing; the 50/60 Hz rating means no frequency-specific configuration is required.
Because this is a 3-phase unit, confirm phase rotation and motor connections match the driven equipment before startup. If you are replacing an existing drive, document the original parameter settings first so the new unit can be configured to match the application.
Compatibility and Integration
This drive operates on standard 3-phase, 200-230 VAC power. When integrating into a networked control system, confirm the communication requirements of your existing architecture. If your system relies on a fieldbus network, you may need an external gateway or connection module. Discuss cable and gateway requirements with your supplier before ordering to avoid commissioning delays.
Selection Checklist Before You Buy
Before committing to the 07F5A1A-3E2G, verify three things: the motor’s full-load current does not exceed 4 Amps, your supply is 3-phase within 200-230 VAC, and the 1.6 kVA rating covers your load profile. If any of these are borderline, consult a technical specialist. Oil AutoTech offers hands-on selection help and fast dispatch, worldwide, so you get the right drive the first time.
Maintenance and Long-Term Reliability
Schedule periodic inspections of cooling paths, connections and enclosure filters. Heat is the primary enemy of any drive; keeping airflow unrestricted extends service life. In oil and gas environments, check for dust and moisture ingress during routine rounds. A drive that runs cool and clean typically delivers years of dependable service, protecting the ROI of the equipment it controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the output current rating of the 07F5A1A-3E2G?
The KEB 07F5A1A-3E2G delivers 4 Amps of output current.
What input voltage does this drive require?
It operates on 200-230 VAC, 3-phase, at 50/60 Hz.
What is the power rating of this KEB drive?
The drive is rated at 1.6 kVA.
Can this drive be used in oil and gas applications?
Yes, its 3-phase, 200-230 VAC configuration suits auxiliary pump, fan and valve applications common in oil and gas facilities.
How do I confirm availability?
Contact Oil AutoTech today for pricing and availability. Please verify current lifecycle status before ordering.
