Siemens 6SL3131-6AE15-0AA0

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SKU6SL3131-6AE15-0AA0
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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Description

The Siemens 6SL3131-6AE15-0AA0 is a Smart Line Module from the SINAMICS S120 series, designed for efficient motor control in industrial applications. This module operates with an input of 380-480 V 3 AC at 50/60 Hz and delivers a 600 V DC output at 8.3 A, providing a rated power of 5 kW. Its booksize construction allows for space-saving installations, and it features external air cooling for optimal thermal management. The module includes a control voltage adapter and a DRIVE-CLIQ cable, enhancing its versatility across various applications. Please note that this model has been discontinued and replaced by the 6SL3131-6AE15-0AA1.

Specifications

Input Voltage
380-480 V 3 AC
Output Voltage
600 V DC
Output Current
8.3 A
Rated Power
5 kW
Dimensions
50 x 380 x 226 mm
Weight
5.3 kg
Frame Size
Booksize
Cooling Type
External Air Cooling
Control Voltage Adapter
Included
DRIVE-CLIQ Cable
Included

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