Siemens releases the SINAMICS G220 variable frequency drive
Siemens, distributed by APS Industrial in Australia, has released the SINAMICS G220 variable frequency drive, elevating digital drive technology with a suite of advanced features that make it a vital solution for efficient, secure and future-proof industrial operations.
Designed to meet the growing demands of modern industrial applications, the SINAMICS G220 brings enhanced efficiency across many sectors, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, oil and gas, marine and general machinery.
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G220 supports various motor types, including asynchronous, synchronous reluctance and permanent magnet motors for flexibility across various operational requirements. A built-in low harmonic technology reduces energy consumption while improving power quality, and updated motor control and advanced engineering tools, such as SINAMICS Startdrive, allow for seamless integration into Siemens’ TIA Portal for efficient system engineering and simplified commissioning.
One of the standout features of the SINAMICS G220 is its advanced motor control, providing precise control over a wide range of motors. Combined with its IP55 protection and 3C3 coating, the drive is built to withstand harsh industrial environments for reliable and long-lasting performance, even under challenging conditions.
It also leverages digital twin technology, enabling virtual commissioning and optimisation of drive systems. This advanced feature allows engineers to simulate real-world conditions before installation, reducing the need for physical prototypes and minimising commissioning time.
Integrated security and safety features make the G220 one of the safest drives available on the market. Safety Integrated (SIL3 and PLe) and ATEX-certified motor protection ensures a high-level operational safety, reducing the risk of accidents and improving overall plant safety. Moreover, the drive supports redundancy, ensuring continuous operation even in the event of component failure.
Cloud and industrial edge capabilities allow for remote monitoring and analysis.
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