Allen-Bradley 1336-MOD-KC005 Dynamic Brake Kit
Heavy Duty Dynamic Braking
500–600V AC Drive Range
1336-MOD-KC005 pdf
Place of Origin:
USA
Brand Name:
Allenbradley
Heavy Duty Dynamic Braking
,500–600V AC Drive Range
,1336-MOD-KC005 pdf
Allen-Bradley 1336-MOD-KC005 Dynamic Brake Kit
Heavy Duty Dynamic Braking assembly for applicable Allen-Bradley 1336 drive systems. Designed to provide dynamic braking capability for motor deceleration applications.
The 1336-MOD-KC005 is a customer-installable heavy-duty dynamic brake kit. Rockwell Automation's 1336 PLUS II selection guide lists the KC005 kit for 500–600V AC drives in the 0.37–3.7 kW (0.5–5 HP) range.
Technical Specifications
＋ Mechanical Dimensions & Weight
＋ Selection & System Interface Notes
Dynamic Braking Function
Managing Regenerated Motor Energy
During deceleration, an induction motor may operate as a generator when the rotor turns faster than the synchronous speed established by the drive output. Mechanical energy from the rotating load is then returned as electrical energy to the drive DC bus.
A dynamic braking assembly provides a path for dissipating this regenerated energy through a braking resistor. This helps the drive control deceleration and increases the available braking torque when the brake is correctly selected for the application.
Braking System Role
The brake kit works as an accessory to a compatible 1336 drive. It is not a standalone motor controller or a replacement for the drive itself.
The manufacturer's heavy-duty dynamic braking documentation states that this option can increase drive braking torque capability by up to 100%.
Application & Failure Scenarios
Where the Brake Kit Is Used
This kit is intended for applicable Allen-Bradley 1336 drive installations where dynamic braking is required. It is relevant to motor-driven machinery with deceleration cycles that return energy to the drive DC bus.
Why Maintenance Teams Search for This Part
A maintenance team may look for this catalog number when the existing brake assembly has a blown fuse, a brake fault contact has opened, the braking function is unavailable, or the machine cannot achieve its required deceleration behavior.
Downtime Considerations
Loss of the required braking function can affect machine stopping performance and interrupt the production cycle.
Before ordering, compare the installed catalog number, drive voltage, drive rating, brake resistor requirements and application braking cycle.
Installation & Diagnostic Considerations
The installation publication identifies fuse failure and brake thermostat trip as conditions that can open the brake fault contact. Use the applicable wiring diagrams and safety procedures for the installed system.
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Products are inspected and functionally tested where applicable before shipment, then packed for transportation. DOA or return requests should include order details and supporting evidence for assessment and return authorization. Warranty coverage is 12 months, subject to the agreed quotation, product condition and warranty terms.
RFQ Information
For a quotation, please provide the following information:
Part Number | Quantity | Destination | Required Date | Machine/System ModelA photo of the existing brake kit nameplate and drive identification can help with order verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which drive voltage range is associated with the KC005 kit?
2. What should be checked before replacing this brake kit?
3. What can cause a brake fault signal?
4. Where can I request the 1336-MOD-KC005 pdf, manual or datasheet?
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