The Allen-Bradley 2090-CSWM1DG-14AA35 is a single motor power cable designed for use in industrial automation systems. It is part of the 2090 series of cables, which are designed for use with Rockwell Automation products, particularly the Kinetix 5500 and Kinetix 5700 drives.
Technical Specifications
- Cable Construction: The cable has an outer diameter of approximately 17 mm, with a green/yellow core color and a length of 29 meters. It features a drive-end connector type of single speedTec DIN connector and has eight cores with a protective conductor. The cable is made of copper with a tinned surface and has a color code of RAL2003.
- Electrical Specifications: The cable has an AWG size of 14 and a nominal voltage of 1000 volts. It is designed for single motor power only and features four power conductors and two feedback conductors for digital communication.
- Mechanical Specifications: The cable has a nominal cross-sectional conductor size of 2.08 mm², which is equivalent to 4.1 kcmil. It is designed as a standard, non-flexible cable with a static bend radius of 7 times the cable diameter. The cable weighs approximately 0.185 kg per meter and does not have twisted cores.
- Environmental Specifications: The cable has a maximum conductor temperature of 105°C and is designed for use in industrial environments.
User Manual and Troubleshooting
The user manual for the 2090 series of cables is available from Rockwell Automation, detailing installation, technical specifications, and troubleshooting procedures. The manual covers topics such as cable selection, installation, and maintenance, as well as troubleshooting common issues like cable damage or incorrect installation.
Installation
The installation of the 2090-CSWM1DG-14AA35 cable involves connecting the drive-end connector to the motor and the motor-end connector to the drive. The cable should be routed in a way that minimizes bending and twisting, and any excess cable should be secured to prevent damage or tripping hazards. The cable should also be checked for damage before installation and after any maintenance or repairs.
Programming
The programming of the 2090 series of cables is typically done through the drive or controller that the cable is connected to. The specific programming procedures will depend on the type of drive or controller being used and the specific requirements of the application. It is recommended to consult the user manual or documentation for the drive or controller for specific programming instructions.
Alarm and Error Codes
The 2090 series of cables do not have specific alarm or error codes. Any issues with the cable or its installation would typically be detected by the drive or controller it is connected to, which would then display an error message or alarm. The user manual for the drive or controller should be consulted for specific error message meanings and troubleshooting procedures.
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