5V4140

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This Reliance Electric 5V4140 is a 5HP 460VAC Drive that was manufactured as part of the GV3000 series and features a navigable parameter table and an IP20-type open enclosure.

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  • Part Number: 5V4140
  • SKU: 5V4140RE
  • Manufacturer: Reliance Electric
  • Series: GV3000 Drives

5V4140 Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Reliance Electric
Series GV3000
Part Number 5V4140
HP 5 HP
Input Voltage 380-460 VAC
Enclosure IP20
Keypad/Display Built-In Keypad
Phase 3 Phase
kW 4.0kW
Hz 50/60Hz
Instruction Manual D2-3323 & D2-3324

About the 5V4140

The 5V4151 is a Reliance Electric brand drive featuring a clear parameter table, five horsepower rating, a voltage rating of 460 VAC, and an IP20-type enclosure. This is a three-phase drive that operates at around 50/60Hz. A built-in keypad is accessible through the interface of the drive. The regulator version of this drive is 4.0, unlike its sister drive in the GV3000 series; the more highly-charged 20V4151 drive. As with its sister drive, the 20V4151, one of the prevalent fault codes that one might expect to encounter in setting up their 5V4140 drive is the AIn code, which exposes an analog input signal loss caused by a p.011 of 4 or 5, with a simultaneous 4 to 20 analog input below 2 mA. To correct this fault code, one must verify the correctness of the P.011 setting and raise the analog input source above 4 mA. 

Frequently Asked Questions about 5V4140

What are the input and output amps on 5V4140?
5V4140 has 9.9 input amps. 5V4140 has 8.2 output amps.
What is the input KVA on 5V4140?
5V4140 has a 7.9 KVA input.
What are the first menu parameters on 5V4140?
The first menu general parameters on 5V4140 are parameters P.000-P.005. To program the first menu parameters on 5V4140, view step 3 in the software manual for 5V4140, manual D2-3323. If you need the manual for 5V4140, send us a request for manual D2-3323.
Where can I find the manuals for 5V4140?
We can send you a copy of the manuals for 5V4140. The manuals for 5V4140 are Manual D2-3323 and Manual D2-3324. These manuals are the software and hardware manuals for 5V4140, respectively. We have links to the manuals on our site, we can send you the links to the manuals, or we can send you physical copies of the manuals for 5V4140.

Reviews For 5V4140

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Some 5V4140 model drives have experienced problems with case cracking and breakable mounting brackets. Additionally, some users may want to upgrade to a later version of regulator board such as the 5.0 or 6.0 version. The 5V4160 is the newer version of the 5HP 460VAC GV3000 drive and may have additional parameter options unavailable on the 5V4140. - AX Control Lead Technician

Repair Services For 5V4140

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Repair Service 1-2 weeks $1420

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your 5V4140. All of our repairs come with a 3 Year AX Control Warranty. Please contact us for additional information about our repair process. To receive the repair pricing and lead time listed above please process your repair order via our website. The following repair options may be available upon request:

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