Trend NXL Variable Speed Drives Datasheet

The datasheet details features, specifications, hardware options, installation and control functions for Trend NXL variable speed drives.


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Brand
TREND
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
206 KB
Published
05 October, 2026
Updated
05 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
725566A4699DEF0B06E1C5A134EEA505

About this manual

The Trend NXL series provides variable speed drives for a wide range of voltage and current loads, converting fixed frequency and voltage to variable output for efficient motor operation. The drives include a built‑in PID control, multilingual control panel, integrated RFI filter and optional I/O expansion.

Installation is flexible with back, side, DIN‑rail, wall or enclosure mounting. The drives support RS485 Modbus fieldbus, optional NXOPTAA I/O board, and are programmed via a detachable keypad or Windows‑based PC tools such as NCDrive and NCLoad.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Functionality
  • Hardware
  • Standard I/O
  • Parameters
  • Active Faults
  • Firmware
  • Software Tools
  • Installation
  • Order Codes

Specifications

Supply voltage380‑500 V AC 3‑phase or 208‑240 V AC single‑phase
Current rating range1.9 A to 61 A (0.37 kW to 30 kW)
Power range0.37 kW to 30 kW
Integrated RFI filterYes, industry‑strength EMC protection
Mounting optionsBack, side, DIN‑rail, wall or enclosure with four screws/bolts
Cooling methodConvection for low‑power models; forced air for higher‑power models
Optional I/O expansion boardNXOPTAA – 3 digital inputs, 1 relay output, 1 digital open‑collector output
Active fault history depthUp to 5 active faults

Frequently asked questions

What voltage ranges does the Trend NXL drive accept?

It accepts 380‑500 V AC three‑phase or 208‑240 V AC single‑phase supply.

What is the maximum power rating of the NXL series?

The series covers up to 30 kW, corresponding to a current rating of 61 A.

How many active faults can be displayed on the drive?

The drive can display up to five active faults and keeps a history of them.

What mounting options are available for the NXL drives?

They can be mounted back, side, DIN‑rail, or installed on a wall or in an enclosure using four screws or bolts.

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