Reliance 2GU41025
Description
Product Description
Model Number Interpretation
2: Standard industrial drive series
GU: GP‑2000 series, 460 VAC voltage class
41025: 4 = 460 VAC; 1025 = 25 HP; hardware revision 25
Technical Specifications
Rated Motor Power: 25 HP (18.5 kW)
Apparent Power: 27 kVA
Input: 460 VAC ±10%, three‑phase, 50/60 Hz; max 41 A
Output: 0–460 VAC, three‑phase; continuous 34 A, max 34 A; frequency 0–400 Hz
Control Mode: Open‑loop V/F (Volts‑per‑Hertz)
Protection: Overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, overtemperature, short‑circuit, ground fault
Enclosure: NEMA 1 (indoor) or chassis style
Ambient Temperature: 0 °C to +45 °C
Dimensions (H×W×D): approx. 530 × 290 × 285 mm
Weight: approx. 28 kg
Certifications: UL listed, IEC certified
Interface and Communication Configuration
Power Terminals: Three‑phase input, motor output, DC bus braking connection
Control Terminals: ±10 V analog input (speed reference); 24 VDC digital I/O for start/stop, fault reset, jog operation
Communication: Reliance proprietary protocol; no standard fieldbus
Operator Interface: Built‑in keypad with 7‑segment LED display for parameter setup and fault code readout
Encoder Interface: None (open‑loop only)
Core Functions
Stable V/F speed regulation for 25 HP three‑phase AC motors
Energy saving for variable‑torque loads (fans, pumps)
Electronic reversing: reverse from any motor speed
Automatic/manual torque boost for heavy starting loads
Three preset speeds selectable via digital inputs
Current limit adjustment: 50–100% of rated current
Up to 57 password‑protected programmable parameters; non‑volatile memory retains settings during power loss
Real‑time status monitoring and fault code logging for quick diagnostics
Application Scenarios
Light industry: Conveyors, packaging machines, assembly lines
HVAC & process: Medium‑to‑large fans, pumps, agitators
Material handling: 25 HP motor‑driven conveying and lifting equipment
Legacy automation: Direct replacement for GP‑2000 series drives in existing systems
Usage and Maintenance Instructions
Install in a well‑ventilated cabinet; maintain minimum 50 mm clearance around the drive for heat dissipation
Use shielded cables for power and control wiring; tighten all terminals to specified torque
Verify input voltage before powering on; energize control circuit first, then main power
Set parameters per motor nameplate (voltage, current, base frequency)
Quarterly maintenance: Inspect terminals, clean internal dust, check for overheating signs
Before inspection/service: Disconnect all power and wait 5 minutes for DC bus capacitors to fully discharge
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