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- Brand
- Schneider
- Model
- Altivar 12
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- 4
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-03-21
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Schneider ALTIVAR 12 End-of-Life Instructions
This document provides end‑of‑life (EoL) instructions for the Schneider ALTIVAR 12 series power supplies. It lists the voltage ranges (0.18‑0.37 kW / 100 V / 1 PH and 0.18‑0.75 kW / 200 V / 1 PH or 3 PH) and the marketing model ATV12H075M2 that belongs to the ALTIVAR 12 family.
The guide details recommended EoL operations—reuse, depollution, dismantling, and shredding—identifies hazardous components such as electrolytic capacitors, and specifies safety precautions (remove power and wait 15 minutes before servicing). Contact information for Schneider Electric Industries SAS and the document version are also included.
Schneider Altivar 12 specifications
| Power rating (low voltage) | 0.18‑0.37 kW |
|---|---|
| Power rating (high voltage) | 0.18‑0.75 kW |
| Marketing model | ATV12H075M2 |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What voltage ratings does the ALTIVAR 12 support?
It supports 100 V single‑phase for 0.18‑0.37 kW and 200 V single‑ or three‑phase for 0.18‑0.75 kW.
What safety step must be taken before servicing the ALTIVAR 12?
All power must be removed and a 15‑minute waiting period observed before any servicing.
What safety step must be taken before servicing the ALTIVAR12?
All power must be removed and a 15‑minute waiting period observed before servicing.
Which components are listed for depollution in the ALTIVAR12 end‑of‑life guide?
Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) and electrolytic capacitors are listed for depollution.
What is the weight of the Altivar 12 0.75 kW / 200 V / 1PH unit?
The unit weighs 870 g, not including packaging.
Does the Altivar 12 comply with RoHS directives?
Yes, the Altivar 12 range is designed in conformity with the RoHS directive and contains no prohibited substances above the authorised limits.