Yaskawa GA501 AC micro drive, 0.12–30 kW, built-in Ethernet, STO SIL3
The Yaskawa GA501 is a compact industrial micro drive for typical speed control tasks. Built-in dual-port Ethernet supports EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP/IP, EtherCAT, BACnet/IP and MECHATROLINK-4, so no separate network option card is needed.
Sensorless vector control for induction, permanent magnet and synchronous reluctance motors. Functional safety Safe Torque Off: SIL3 (IEC 62061) and PLe (ISO 13849-1). Conformal coated boards, DIN rail mounting up to 7.5 HP, programming without main power, tool-less fan replacement.
Stated MTBF is 28 years, SCCR 100 kA. Common parameter logic with other Yaskawa drives, setup via DriveWizard Industrial and a mobile app.
Key features:
- Networking without option cards — lower assembly cost and installation time
- One drive for IM, PM and SynRM motors
- STO as standard, no external safety relay for a simple stop
- Common programming environment with the whole Yaskawa range
Specifications:
- Type: industrial AC micro drive
- Power range: 1/6–40 HP (about 0.12–30 kW)
- Control: vector, open loop
- Motors: IM, PM, synchronous reluctance
- Network: dual-port Ethernet: EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP, EtherCAT, BACnet/IP, MECHATROLINK-4
- Safety: STO, SIL3 / PLe
- Mounting: DIN rail as standard up to 7.5 HP
- Board coating: IEC 60721-3-3: 3C2, 3S2
- Logic supply: built-in 24 V DC supply
- Reliability: MTBF 28 years; SCCR 100 kA
- Certifications: CE, UL, cUL, TUV, RCM, CSA
- Software: DriveWizard Industrial, DriveWizard Mobile, DriveWorksEZ
Application: Speed control of electric motors in typical industrial automation tasks.
Before ordering: Before ordering, specify motor power, supply voltage of the particular version (200 / 400 V) and the order code; take dimensions and weight from the technical data of the selected code.
Specifications
| Brand | Yaskawa |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Product type | Variable frequency drive (AC micro drive) |
| Model | GA501 |
| Application | Speed control of electric motors in typical industrial automation tasks. |