20BD248A3ANNAEC0 is a high-power PowerFlex 700 configuration with an integrated operator interface and network communication. The full catalog code defines a specific combination of enclosure, control, filtering, braking and feedback selections for a 480 V system.

Its control package uses vector control with 24 V I/O and is supplied without a feedback option, while EtherNet/IP is installed as the internal communication interface.

• The drive provides 110 percent current for up to one minute and 150 percent for up to three seconds in the documented normal-duty overload profile.
• Sine-coded PWM operation supports programmable carrier frequencies and selectable V/Hz, sensorless-vector and vector-control modes.
• Two independent acceleration and deceleration times and multiple stop modes support coordinated machine sequencing.
• The control system includes programmable current limiting, monitored heat-sink temperature and Class 10 motor-overload protection.
• The integrated LCD full-numeric keypad provides local parameter access without adding a separate HIM option.

• Use the embedded EtherNet/IP interface as the documented internal communication selection and capture the existing network address and controller data before replacement.
• The six digital inputs, three digital outputs, two analog inputs and two analog outputs can be mapped to the machine control strategy.
• Because this configuration has no feedback option, any application that requires encoder feedback needs a separately verified hardware arrangement rather than assuming it is included.
• Rockwell Automation discontinued the catalog number on June 1, 2023 and identifies a Functional Replacement path, so migration must be evaluated at system level.

• High-power pumps, fans and conveyors whose motor and load profile match the published normal-duty rating.
• Heavy-duty machinery where the lower horsepower rating is selected for increased overload demand.
• EtherNet/IP-connected drive systems that use the installed LCD keypad for local commissioning and diagnostics.
• Retrofit projects where the original IP20 cabinet, motor data and control wiring can be surveyed before engineering a replacement.
• Maintenance planning for installed PowerFlex 700 assets requiring exact suffix and network-option identification.