EFC5610-22K0-3P4-MDA-7P-FCPNN-NNNN

The Bosch Rexroth Indramat EFC5610-22K0-3P4-MDA-7P-FCPNN-NNNN from the EFC Frequency Converters series combines robust design and advanced functionality in a compact, high-performance package. This frequency converter delivers 22.0kW continuous power at a connection voltage of 400V and supports three-phase input ratings of 380 to 480 Volts AC (50/60 Hz). Built-in EMC filter circuitry ensures compliance with electromagnetic compatibility directives, while the integrated Modbus communication module and RS-485 serial interface facilitate reliable remote monitoring. The unit’s firmware supports Syntronix features, enhancing motor control precision for demanding industrial applications.

The converter features a clear seven-segment display that reports status, warning, and error codes directly on the front panel. An adjustable potentiometer on the display module allows on-the-fly frequency tuning without external tools. Designed exclusively for vertical orientation mounting, the EFC5610 can be installed on DIN rails or fixed directly to a wall panel for flexible layout options. With an IP20 rating, the device requires cabinet installation to guard against dust ingress and moisture exposure, and adjacent 22kW modules may be mounted side-by-side with no horizontal clearance. A minimum vertical separation of 125 millimeters between parallel rows is recommended to maintain adequate airflow and temperature control.

Optimized for diverse environments, the EFC5610 performs reliably in ambient temperatures from -10 to 45 °C and is rated for operation up to 1000 meters altitude, with a maximum permissible elevation of 4000 meters before derating. Shielded twisted-pair cables are required for the RS-485 link to minimize electrical noise, and the converter ships with a one-year warranty from Wake Industrial. Whether integrated into a new production line or retrofitted into existing machinery, the EFC5610-22K0-3P4-MDA-7P-FCPNN-NNNN frequency converter delivers precise motor control, rugged protection, and straightforward commissioning for critical automation tasks.