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Allen-Bradley 25B-D013N114 PowerFlex 525 5.5 kW 480 V AC Drive
25B-D013N114
380–480 V three-phase PowerFlex 525 drive with 13 A output, 5.5 kW normal-duty and heavy-duty motor rating, Frame C, integrated EMC filter, EtherNet/IP and Safe Torque Off.
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- 25B-D013N114
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Technical specifications
Motor-duty ratings, Frame C installation, power/control connections and built-in safety for 25B-D013N114.
5.5 kW motor drive in Frame C
25B-D013N114 is a filtered, IP20/open-type PowerFlex 525 AC drive for a 380–480 V three-phase supply. The Frame C power module combines the common PowerFlex 525 control platform with a larger current rating and a 109 mm-wide cabinet footprint.
Motor-power ratings by duty
| Parameter / condition | Normal Duty | Heavy Duty |
|---|---|---|
| Motor power | 5.5 kW | 5.5 kW |
| Motor power in horsepower | 7.5 HP | 7.5 HP |
Match motor current and application duty
Normal Duty and Heavy Duty both list 5.5 kW / 7.5 HP for this model. Size the motor by its nameplate current as well as horsepower, and retain the current derating required by the cabinet temperature, altitude and carrier frequency.
Electrical identity
- Catalog number
25B-D013N114
- Brand
Allen-Bradley
- Product family
PowerFlex 525; Bulletin 25B
- Input supply
380–480 V AC; three-phase
- Permitted input voltage range
323–528 V AC
- Input frequency
47–63 Hz
- Catalog output current
13 A
- Output phase
Three-phase
- Output frequency range
0–500 Hz
Programmable; motor and application limits remain part of the configuration
- Frame
C
- Enclosure
IP20 / NEMA open type
- EMC filter
Integrated
- Brake IGBT
Included
- Carrier frequency
2–16 kHz
Drive current rating is based on 4 kHz
N114 is the filtered configuration
The N114 suffix selects the IP20/open-type drive with the standard interface, integrated EMC filter and standard braking configuration. N104 is the unfiltered order number, not an interchangeable suffix for the same EMC installation.
Power circuit terminals
- R/L1, S/L2, T/L3
Three-phase AC line input
- U/T1, V/T2, W/T3
Motor output
- DC+, DC−
DC bus connection
- BR+, BR−
Dynamic braking resistor connection
- DC+ / BR+
Shared positive terminal in the original terminal drawing
- PE
Protective earth
Frame C power terminals
520-UM001O-EN-E, page 36. Original terminal layout with line, motor, DC bus, braking and protective-earth labels.
Power-terminal connection limits
- Terminal-block accepted conductor range
2.1–8.4 mm²
Mechanical terminal capacity; not a conductor-sizing recommendation
- Power-terminal tightening torque
1.76–2.16 N·m
- Control-terminal accepted conductor range
0.13–1.3 mm²
- Control-terminal tightening torque
0.71–0.86 N·m
Branch protection and motor control
Input fuses or a suitable circuit breaker provide branch short-circuit protection; this is not supplied by the drive. The technical data has separate UL and IEC selection tables. Use the drive’s control inputs for normal starts and stops rather than repeatedly switching the AC line supply.
The brake transistor is included; the resistor is not
The internal brake IGBT can switch a separately selected resistor for a braking duty that returns energy to the DC bus. The resistor’s resistance, power and duty cycle are separate selections. An included brake IGBT does not mean that a brake resistor or mechanical motor brake is included.
Supply grounding changes the filter connection
On an ungrounded or resistive-grounded supply, the manual requires the ground-referenced MOV connection to be disconnected as applicable to that supply arrangement. On a drive with an embedded filter, this also disconnects the filter capacitor from earth. The resulting EMC arrangement differs from operation with the filter connected to earth.
Standard control and communication
- EtherNet/IP
One embedded port for drive configuration and control
- Serial communication
Integral RS-485 / DSI
- Operator interface
Integral keypad, potentiometer and display
- Digital inputs
One dedicated stop input plus six programmable inputs
- Analog inputs
Two isolated channels: voltage and current
- Analog voltage input
0–10 V or ±10 V; terminal 13
- Analog current input
4–20 mA; terminal 15
- Pulse input
Terminal 07; NPN pulse input up to 100 kHz
- Relay outputs
Two programmable contacts: one normally open, one normally closed
- Opto outputs
Two; 30 V DC, 50 mA, noninductive
- Analog output
One nonisolated voltage/current output
PowerFlex 525 control-terminal map
520-UM001O-EN-E, page 42. Includes SRC/SNK input selection, analog connections, output contacts and STO terminals. The two-wire circuit is shown; use the programmed start/stop mode for three-wire control.
Select the input circuit and command sources
J5 selects SRC/SNK digital input wiring; J9 selects terminal 07 as a digital or pulse input; J10 selects the analog output voltage/current circuit. Terminal 01 remains a stop input under every start-source mode. The factory jumper between 01 and 11 is removed when 01 is used as a wired stop or enable input. Fit a recovery diode across an inductive load driven by an opto output, as shown in the original diagram.
Local commissioning and controller integration
Connected Components Workbench supports drive setup. MainsFree USB configuration transfers settings through the detachable control module without powering the drive’s main AC input. Studio 5000 Logix Designer supports the controller integration workflow over EtherNet/IP with the appropriate drive profile. Select the command and speed-reference sources in the drive configuration rather than relying on the presence of an Ethernet cable alone.
Single-port Ethernet is standard; DLR needs the option
The embedded EtherNet/IP port is standard. A dual-port/DLR network topology uses the separate dual-port EtherNet/IP option card. DeviceNet, PROFIBUS and encoder interfaces are optional selections, not supplied interfaces inferred from the base drive’s network capability.
Cabinet dimensions and mounting
- Frame size
C
- Width
109 mm
- Height
220 mm
- Depth
184 mm
- Drive weight
2.3 kg
- Mounting
DIN rail or screws
- Mounting screw
M5
- Mounting-screw torque
1.56–1.96 N·m
- Catalog total watts loss
175 W
For the selected filtered catalog entry; use when estimating cabinet heat load
IP20 mounting temperature limits
| Parameter / condition | Maximum without current derating | Maximum with current derating | Maximum with optional control-module fan kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vertical, separate drives | 50 °C | 60 °C | 70 °C; derated |
| Vertical, zero side clearance | 45 °C | 55 °C | 65 °C; derated |
Minimum operating temperature: −20 °C. The fan kit is separately ordered. These limits do not mean full output current is available at the highest temperature.
Vertical-mount current derating
520-TD001I-EN-E, page 17. Use the IP20/Open Type curve for this base drive. Dashed curves require the optional control-module fan kit; IP30/NEMA1 curves refer to a different enclosure configuration.
Keep the standard ventilation clearances
For ordinary vertical mounting, provide 50 mm above and below the drive and 25 mm between adjacent drives. Zero-side-clearance mounting has the lower temperature limits shown in the matrix. Horizontal mounting requires the optional control-module fan kit and is not the standard no-kit installation.
Environment limits
- Altitude without derating
Up to 1000 m
- Higher-altitude operation
Derating required; 480 V center-grounded wye supply up to 4000 m, other listed grounding arrangements up to 2000 m
- Storage temperature
−40 to +85 °C
- Relative humidity
0–95%; noncondensing
- Industrial environment
Pollution degree 1 or 2; enclosure and cooling protection required
Above 1000 m, reduce current or ambient temperature
The technical data permits either a 10% output-current reduction or a 5 °C ambient-temperature reduction for each additional 1000 m, subject to the supply-grounding altitude ceiling. Higher-altitude use is therefore not the sea-level rating with the same full load and temperature.
Hardwired Safe Torque Off is built in
PowerFlex 525 includes two-channel Safe Torque Off through S1, S2 and S+. The function blocks torque-producing switching in the drive’s output stage. The drive’s STO function supports Category 3 / PLd and SIL 2 when applied as part of the corresponding validated safety control system; it is not a separate safety PLC.
STO connection and behavior
- S1
Safety input 1
- S2
Safety input 2
- S+
Safety +24 V; internally tied to the drive’s terminal 11 supply
- STO reaction time
100 ms
Maximum input-condition-to-STO initiation time
- Safety input channels
Both channels form the hardwired STO circuit
STO does not provide electrical isolation
Important fit check
STO removes the drive’s ability to produce motor torque; it does not isolate the AC input, DC bus or motor conductors. Hazardous voltage can remain present. Electrical maintenance requires supply isolation and verification that the DC bus and motor voltage have discharged.
Set up the motor and control circuit before running
Enter the motor nameplate voltage, current and frequency, select the correct motor-control mode, and set start/stop and speed-reference sources. The dedicated stop circuit, external STO circuit and network command path perform different jobs. Safety-system design and validation remain part of the machine integration, not a feature supplied automatically by connecting S1/S2.
Downloads and documentation
Official specifications, installation guidance and exact-model resources.
PowerFlex 520-series technical dataTechnical data · Collection / system · English · PDF · 520-TD001I-EN-E · September 2025PowerFlex 525 selection table, electrical ratings, dimensions, protection selection and derating.DownloadPowerFlex 520-series user manualUser manual · Collection / system · English · PDF · 520-UM001O-EN-E · September 2025Power and control wiring, parameter setup, diagnostics, EtherNet/IP and PowerFlex 525 STO.DownloadPowerFlex 520-series quick startQuick start · Collection / system · English · PDFBasic installation and initial drive setup.Download25B-D013N114 catalog and downloadsProduct documentation · Exact MPN · EnglishExact-model technical information, product drawings, software and lifecycle information.Open resource
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