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A 4 button keypad and large alpha-numeric display make it easier to quickly navigate through an extensive range of software functions. The PLX600 600kW is fully configurable by the user and comes equipped, as standard, with a comprehensive suite of application blocks.
Centre winding macros, spindle orientation and a fully controllable field allow you to control DC motors in a wide range of industrial applications. The PLX also includes PLX Pilot, a windows based, configuration and monitoring software package.
Why Choose a Sprint PLX600 Inverter Drive?
The extensive range of motor protection features improves your productivity by reducing your downtime. And the unique configuration checker quickly detects any conflicts in your own user-generated configurations.
Simple Integration
To make it easier for you to integrate the PLX into your control system, the drives are fully isolated and have a small footprint. The PLX has a number of fieldbus communications options, including: Profibus, DeviceNet, CC-Link, EtherNet/IP, Modbus and CANopen.
Extra Features
Control DC motors up to 1450Amps (600KW / 810HP)
"PLX Pilot" drive configuration and monitoring software included
Alternative 'Savvy' configuration tool with signal flow diagram capability available
Ultra compact sizes offer significant panel space savings over other manufacturers
Large 40 character backlit alphanumeric LCD display
Programming menu is designed for rapid travel to desired parameter using ergonomically designed keys
Enhanced motor protection
Enhanced Compatability
All PLX models are compatible with drive.web. The drive.web distributed control technology uses Ethernet and powerful graphical tools to provide robust Programmable Peer Control (PPC) for drives and systems.
