Timeismoney08
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Allen Bradley 1305
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Ken Roach
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The 1305 was a low power, low-performance AC variable frequency drive built by Allen-Bradley in the late 1990's. It had the popular SCANPort network accessory connection and shared some peripherals with its big brother, the 1336 Plus and 1336 Plus II.
The 1305 was a low power, low-performance AC variable frequency drive built by Allen-Bradley in the late 1990's. It had the popular SCANPort network accessory connection and shared some peripherals with its big brother, the 1336 Plus and 1336 Plus II.
jraef
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And has been out of production for almost two decades now... I'm frankly amazed that I still see them in use.
If your intent was to complain about one, you may want to look into why you would complain about something that has outlasted many complete VFD manufacturing COMPANIES.
If your intent was to complain about one, you may want to look into why you would complain about something that has outlasted many complete VFD manufacturing COMPANIES.
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