0-58703-5
May 27, 2026

0-58703-5

Product Introduction The RELIANCE 0-58703-5 (base model 58703-5) is a Drive Regulator Board from Reliance Electric (later Baldor Reliance/ABB), designed as a core control card for the MaxPak III Series Three-Phase DC Regenerative Variable-Speed Drives. It regulates voltage, current, and speed for high-power DC motor systems; OEM-discontinued but widely stocked as a legacy replacement part.

Description

Model Definition

  • 0-58703-5: Full part number

    • Leading 0: Factory-original, unmodified unit

    • 58703-5: Base model (Drive Regulator Board for MaxPak III DC Drives)

  • Series: MaxPak III (DC Drives) / Reliance Drive Boards

  • Variant: Standard industrial revision (no conformal coating)

  • Alternate P/N: 0587035, 58703-5C

Technical Specifications

General

  • Brand: RELIANCE (Reliance Electric / Baldor Reliance / ABB)

  • Type: Drive Regulator Board (DC Drive Control Card)

  • Form Factor: Square PCB, rack-mounted (MaxPak III drive chassis)

  • Dimensions: ~12 in × 12 in (305 mm × 305 mm)

  • Weight: ~1.8 kg (4.0 lbs)

  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to +60°C (standard)

  • Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C

  • Humidity: 5%–95% non-condensing

  • Key Components: 6 transformers, 40+ integrated circuits, power regulation & feedback control circuits

  • Certifications: CE, UL listed

  • Manual: Available via Reliance/Baldor technical archives (MaxPak III Drive Manual)

Electrical & Control

  • Input Power: From MaxPak III drive’s internal PSU (isolated AC/DC)

  • Control Signals: Speed reference, current feedback, voltage feedback, enable/disable

  • Regulation Modes: Closed-loop speed, current, and armature voltage control

  • Drive Compatibility: MaxPak III three-phase DC regenerative VS drives (230V–600V DC output)

  • Motor Compatibility: High-power DC motors (series/separately excited)

  • Protection Logic: Overcurrent, overvoltage, overspeed, short-circuit, thermal overload

Interface & Communication Configuration

Physical Interfaces

  • PCB Edge Connectors: Multi-pin (power, control, feedback, I/O) for MaxPak III chassis backplane

  • Terminal Blocks: Field wiring for speed reference (0–10V/4–20mA), enable, and fault signals

  • Front Panel (Drive Chassis): LED indicators for POWER, RUN, FAULT, OVERCURRENT

Communication

  • Bus Interface: Proprietary MaxPak III drive internal bus (no external network)

  • Signal Format: Analog (speed reference/feedback) + digital (enable/fault logic)

  • Feedback Integration: Accepts armature voltage, current transformer, and tachometer encoder signals

Core Functions

  1. Closed-Loop Speed Regulation: Maintains precise DC motor speed via tachometer/encoder feedback.

  2. Current & Voltage Control: Regulates armature current and voltage for stable torque and power output.

  3. Regenerative Braking Management: Controls energy recovery during deceleration (MaxPak III regenerative drives).

  4. Fault Detection & Protection: Monitors overcurrent, overvoltage, overspeed, and thermal conditions; triggers drive shutdown on faults.

  5. Drive System Coordination: Synchronizes with MaxPak III power stage for consistent DC output to motors.

  6. Parameter Configuration: Onboard trim pots for speed loop gain, current limit, and voltage calibration.

Application Scenarios

  • Legacy MaxPak III DC Drive Retrofits: Direct replacement for failed regulator boards in industrial DC drive systems.

  • Heavy-Duty Motion Control: Steel mills, paper mills, cranes, hoists, and extruders using high-power DC motors.

  • Regenerative Drive Systems: Applications requiring energy recovery during motor deceleration (e.g., conveyors, winders).

  • Process Control: Industrial lines with precise speed/torque regulation (e.g., metal processing, material handling).

Usage & Maintenance Instructions

Installation

  1. Power Off: De-energize the MaxPak III drive and connected DC motor before removal/installation.

  2. Remove Old Board: Disconnect edge connectors and terminal wires; release mounting screws.

  3. Insert New Board: Align with chassis guides; seat edge connectors firmly; tighten mounting screws (torque 1.0–1.2 N·m).

  4. Reconnect Wiring: Restore terminal block connections (speed reference, enable, fault signals).


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