Parker 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A Common DC Bus Drive

  • Manufacturer: Parker SSD Drives
  • Model: 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A
  • Product type: Common DC bus AC drive module
  • Product family: Parker 890 modular drive system
  • Frame size: Frame C
  • Rated current: 24 A for the base model family
  • Published power class: Approximately 11 kW at 400 V / 15 kW at 500 V
  • System role: Motor-speed and torque control within a common DC bus drive installation
  • Configuration note: Confirm the exact 1A30A suffix and fitted options
Category: SKU: Parker 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A

Description

Product Overview

The Parker 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A belongs to the Parker 890 modular AC drive platform, designed for installations where multiple motor drives share a common DC power bus. Unlike a standalone drive that receives its own AC line supply, an 890CD module normally receives DC power from a compatible common-bus supply arrangement. This architecture can simplify power distribution across coordinated machine axes, provided the supply module, bus protection, grounding, and drive ratings are engineered as a matched system.

The base model 890CD-532240C0 is listed in the 24 A Frame C class for 400/500 V applications. Published ratings for this model family indicate approximately 11 kW at 400 V and 15 kW at 500 V, although the correct usable motor rating depends on the supply voltage, motor characteristics, operating mode, and installation conditions. The complete suffix 000-1A30A is important: similar 890CD units can have different option configurations, so the base model alone does not establish that every control or feedback feature will match the installed drive.

For replacement procurement, verify the full order code, DC bus voltage range, current rating, motor-control mode, fitted option modules, and parameter backup before installation. The 890 platform supports optional feedback and communications hardware, but the exact options fitted to this particular unit have not been independently confirmed. A replacement should be checked against the original drive configuration and application requirements rather than selected on frame size and current rating alone.

Product Introduction

The Parker 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A is a modular industrial motor-drive component intended for compatible common DC bus installations. It is suited to applications in which multiple motors or machine axes require controlled speed and torque within a coordinated drive system.

Before commissioning a replacement, confirm the upstream DC supply module, bus voltage, motor nameplate data, control wiring, feedback hardware, and parameter settings. Do not connect this common-bus drive as though it were a conventional standalone AC-input inverter without checking the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

 

Key Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Manufacturer Parker SSD Drives
Product model 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A
Product family Parker 890
Product type Common DC bus AC drive module
Frame size C
Rated current 24 A, base model family
Supply class 400/500 V three-phase system class
Published motor rating Approx. 11 kW at 400 V / 15 kW at 500 V
DC bus supply Supplied by a compatible common DC bus power module
DC bus voltage Verify the required operating range against the exact drive and supply configuration
Motor-control functions AC motor speed and torque control; exact configured mode requires confirmation
Feedback / communications options Confirm installed option modules
Safety function Verify the exact unit’s safety documentation and configuration
Mounting Industrial drive installation; confirm clearances and enclosure requirements
Operating temperature Check the applicable 890-series manual and installation conditions
Condition Confirm actual condition with supplier

The electrical ratings above describe the published base-model family, not a substitute for the nameplate on the exact unit.

890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A

Related Products

These related Parker 890-series modules may be relevant when checking a common DC bus installation. They are not automatically interchangeable.

  1. Parker 890CS — Common DC bus power supply module.
  2. Parker 890CA — Common bus power adapter module.
  3. Parker 890CD-532160B0 — Lower-current 890CD drive family.
  4. Parker 890CD-532300C0 — Higher-current 890CD drive family.
  5. Parker 890SD — Standalone drive family, with a different power-input arrangement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Parker 890CD-532240C0-000-1A30A used for?

It is a common DC bus AC drive module used to control an electric motor in a compatible industrial drive system.

Q2: What is its rated power?

The base model family is published at approximately 11 kW at 400 V and 15 kW at 500 V, with a 24 A rating. Confirm the exact rating against the nameplate and operating conditions.

Q3: Does this drive connect directly to three-phase AC power?

The 890CD is a common DC bus module. It is normally powered from a compatible DC bus supply, rather than wired as a conventional standalone AC-input drive. Follow the correct system wiring documentation.

Q4: Can it replace another Parker 890CD drive?

Only after checking the full part number, current and voltage ratings, installed options, feedback requirements, and parameter configuration. A similar model number does not guarantee compatibility.

Q5: Does the suffix 1A30A identify a specific communication or feedback option?

The exact meaning of this suffix was not independently verified. Check the complete order code against Parker’s model-coding documentation and inspect the fitted option modules.

Q6: What should be checked before powering up a replacement?

Verify DC bus polarity and voltage, protective grounding, wiring, motor data, drive parameters, cooling clearances, and compatibility with the upstream power module. Follow the manufacturer’s required discharge and electrical-isolation procedures when working on the DC bus.

Q7: What testing should a buyer request?

Ask for confirmation of the full model and revision, inspection photographs, fault-history information where available, and a functional test report identifying what was tested. For a used or refurbished unit, establish whether the test covered power-stage operation and control functions under an appropriate test setup.