When there is no room for a control cabinet, where does the drive go?

Horizontal conveyor, sorter and baggage-handling lines often run far from the cabinet. This G115D mounts directly on the machine frame at IP66 — no enclosure, no long motor cable back to a central drive. That cuts cable cost and removes the cabinet-cooling load for the whole line.

If a cable gets cut on a distributed network, does the line stop?

PROFINET is onboard, so the drive is a native node on a SIMATIC/TIA network — no gateway needed. STO is handled over hardwired F-DI safety terminals, so the safety chain stays independent of the fieldbus; a single cable break on a ring topology is detected and the drive faults safe without relying on network messaging.

What overload and braking does a 3 kW conveyor motor need?

Conveyor duty is intermittent, so the drive is rated 200% of current for 3 s and 150% for 57 s. An integrated braking resistor is standard, so decelerating a moving belt section is handled without an external module, in a 425 x 180 x 134 mm FSB housing rated -30 to +55 C.