Lenze 00356851 33.8105A.1F.60 8100 Series 4.0 kW Frequency Inverter

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Product Information

Product Family: 8100 Series | Series: 8100 Series

The Lenze 00356851 (model 33.8105A.1F.60) is a 4.0 kW three-phase AC frequency inverter designed for variable speed control of standard AC induction motors within the Lenze 8100 series family. Operating across a mains supply voltage range of 380 V AC to 480 V AC, this drive delivers a continuous rated output current of 9.5 A and an adjustable output frequency spanning from 0 to 480 Hz. Motor control is maintained using standardized V/f characteristic curves, making it suitable for material handling, conveyor systems, industrial fans, pumps, and packaging machinery.

Field connections for control wiring and signal lines are implemented using a dedicated screw terminal strip for digital and analog I/O. The unit includes an integrated slot for plug-in expansion modules, allowing connectivity via LECOM RS232/RS485 serial communication or PROFIBUS-DP fieldbus interfaces to integrate directly into centralized PLC architectures. Commissioning a replacement unit requires matching motor and application parameters; parameter configuration can be performed using Global Drive Control (GDC) PC software or cloned quickly via the plug-in Lenze Operating Keypad module into the dual non-volatile internal EEPROM storage. ABC Industrial Parts can assist maintenance teams with parameter restoration and spare unit preparation to minimize machine downtime.

Operational monitoring and status feedback are handled through integrated front-panel LEDs alongside hardware signaling options. A green Operating Status LED indicates normal running condition or warnings, while a red Fault Status LED indicates active trip conditions. Detailed trip diagnostics are available through the keypad display, the GDC software error log buffer, or the dedicated TRIP relay contact. When internal hardware errors occur, such as EEPROM memory checksum failures, board-level faults cannot be serviced in the field; replacing the unit or utilising a fully tested exchange drive from ABC Industrial Parts offers a fast path back to operational capability.

Technical Specifications

ManufacturerLenze
Part Number00356851
Model / Type33.8105A.1F.60
Component TypeFrequency Inverter
Product Family8100 Series
Rated Power4.0 kW
Supply Voltage Range380 V AC – 480 V AC (3-Phase)
Rated Output Current9.5 A
Output Frequency Range0 – 480 Hz
Control MethodV/f Characteristic Control
Connection TypeScrew Terminals
Internal StorageDual Non-Volatile EEPROM

Programming and Configuration

Parameter setup and drive configuration on the Lenze 00356851 inverter are carried out using Global Drive Control (GDC) PC software or via the plug-in Lenze Operating Keypad module. GDC software allows online parameterization, tuning of V/f characteristic curves, and access to internal diagnostic memory.

The inverter contains dual non-volatile internal EEPROM storage, enabling two distinct parameter sets to be stored directly on the drive. When installing a replacement unit, the plug-in keypad can be used to copy complete parameter profiles from a running drive and download them directly into the spare unit without requiring a dedicated PC connection.

Communication and System Integration

The Lenze 8100 series 33.8105A.1F.60 frequency inverter features a control terminal strip with screw terminals for hardwired digital inputs, digital outputs, and analog reference signals. Hardware integration with automated systems is further supported by an onboard TRIP relay contact that provides status output signals to higher-level controllers.

For network integration, the drive contains a dedicated LECOM option slot. Depending on application requirements, this slot accepts plug-in LECOM RS232/RS485 modules for point-to-point or multi-drop serial communication, as well as plug-in PROFIBUS-DP fieldbus modules for integration into central PLC automation networks.

Diagnostics and Status Indication

The front panel of the Lenze 00356851 inverter includes visual LED indicators to quickly identify operating conditions. A green LED communicates overall operational status, staying solid during normal running and flashing when a warning threshold is reached. A red LED illuminates solid when a trip fault has occurred, bringing the inverter to a safety stop.

In addition to visual LEDs, diagnostic information can be evaluated using the plug-in Operating Keypad display, which presents active trip error codes. Maintenance personnel can also analyze the error log buffer using Global Drive Control (GDC) software or monitor the status of the hardwired TRIP relay contact.

Status LED Indicators

LEDColor/StatusMeaning
Operating StatusGreen - Solid / FlashingSolid = Normal operation / ready; Flashing = Warning or operational status
Fault StatusRed - SolidTrip fault present

Replacement and Spare Part Considerations

When replacing a failed drive in an existing panel, verify that the replacement match carries part number 00356851 and model designation 33.8105A.1F.60. Confirming the rated power (4.0 kW) and supply voltage specifications (380-480 V AC) ensures full hardware compatibility with existing control cabinets, line reactors, and external braking resistors.

Installing a spare 8100 series drive requires transferring application parameters. This can be accomplished by uploading parameter profiles from the original unit via Global Drive Control (GDC) software or by utilizing the Operating Keypad to clone the parameter set into the replacement drive's internal EEPROM. Verify fieldbus node addresses, DIP/rotary switch settings, and module seating on optional LECOM or PROFIBUS communication cards prior to restarting production.

While the 00356851 drive serves as an immediate, direct replacement for legacy installations, long-term system modernization pathways exist. Direct migration strategies are available to modern Lenze 8200 Vector or Lenze i550 series frequency inverters when upgrading machine control architecture.

Error Codes & Fault Codes

The following error codes may be displayed during operation or diagnostics:

CodeNameDescriptionPossible CauseRecommended Action
OC1Overcurrent during accelerationOutput current exceeds threshold limit during acceleration phase.Acceleration time set too short; motor winding or cable short circuit; motor overloaded or stalled.Increase acceleration time ramp; check motor power wiring and cable insulation; check motor sizing.
OC2Overcurrent during decelerationOutput current exceeds threshold limit during deceleration phase.Deceleration time set too short; generator mode overcurrent without braking chopper/resistor.Increase deceleration time ramp; check braking resistor installation and parameter settings.
OC5Overcurrent during constant operationOvercurrent triggered during steady-state constant speed running.Sudden load shock; mechanical jam; motor winding short or ground fault.Check mechanical load for binding/jamming; check motor and wiring for earth ground fault or short circuit.
OUOvervoltage in DC busDC bus voltage exceeds upper safety shutdown limit.Excessive regenerative energy during braking; deceleration ramp too short; supply voltage too high.Extend deceleration time ramp; check mains supply voltage; install or verify external brake resistor.
LUUndervoltage in DC busDC bus voltage falls below lower operating limit.Supply mains failure, supply voltage dropped below minimum threshold, loose input wiring.Check supply network voltage, fuses, contactors, and input mains terminal connections.
OHHeatsink overtemperatureHeatsink temperature exceeds safety limit.Insufficient cooling airflow; fan blocked or defective; ambient temperature too high; dirty heatsink fins.Clean heatsink cooling fins; verify cooling fan operation; ensure adequate enclosure ventilation.
OH4Motor thermal overloadMotor thermistor/PTC contact opened or motor thermal calculation threshold exceeded.Motor thermal overload condition; thermal sensor/PTC cable broken.Allow motor to cool down; check mechanical load; inspect PTC sensor connections.
EEEEPROM memory faultInternal EEPROM memory checksum or write error.Corrupted non-volatile internal parameter memory; internal board hardware fault.Load factory default parameters; power cycle the drive. Internal hardware fault - return unit for repair or replace unit if persistent.
LPMains phase failureFailure or severe voltage unbalance among input supply phases.One supply phase dropped, blown line fuse, loose power wiring.Inspect input mains wiring, line fuses, line reactor, and mains contactor.
CE0Communication errorCommunication interruption between inverter and optional fieldbus / LECOM module.Loose module connection; network cable broken; communication bus master fault.Check interface option module seating, fieldbus cabling, termination resistors, and master settings.
PrParameter errorInvalid parameter combination or corrupted parameter set.Parameters incorrectly programmed or corrupted during transfer.Restore parameters to factory default settings and re-commission.

Frequently Asked Questions

What software is used to program and configure the Lenze 00356851 drive?

The Lenze 00356851 inverter is configured using Lenze Global Drive Control (GDC) PC software or configured directly using the plug-in Lenze Operating Keypad module.

How are parameters transferred to a replacement Lenze 8100 inverter?

Parameters can be transferred by uploading and downloading files using Global Drive Control (GDC) software or by cloning parameter sets directly using the plug-in Operating Keypad module into the drive's dual non-volatile internal EEPROM storage.

Which communication fieldbus modules are compatible with model 33.8105A.1F.60?

The dedicated LECOM option slot accepts plug-in modules for LECOM RS232/RS485 serial communication and PROFIBUS-DP fieldbus network connectivity.

What does an EE fault code mean on the Lenze 00356851 inverter?

An EE code indicates an internal EEPROM memory fault or checksum error. The recommended initial action is to restore factory default parameters and power cycle the unit. If the fault persists, an internal hardware failure is present requiring repair or unit replacement.

What modern Lenze inverter series can replace the legacy 8100 series?

For system retrofits and upgrades, migration pathways are available to the Lenze 8200 Vector series or the contemporary Lenze i550 frequency inverter family.

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