Telemecanique ATV11HU18M2E Telemecanique Altivar Legacy Drives

ATV11 and ATV31 are earlier Altivar variable speed drive families, discontinued by the manufacturer but still running machinery across Saudi plants. Razz Middle East handles these as legacy replacement requests: availability of a discontinued reference varies and is confirmed at quotation, and anything we can source is supplied on order and delivered duty-paid, three weeks from order confirmation.

Telemecanique ATV11HU18M2E

This page covers Telemecanique part number ATV11HU18M2E — Telemecanique Altivar Legacy Drives. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Telemecanique Altivar Legacy Drives

Both families are compact wall or panel-mounted drives for asynchronous motors on general machinery duty. ATV11 was the small, simple end of the range, aimed at single machines with a short parameter set. ATV31 was the broader general-purpose family that followed, with a fuller parameter set, more input and output terminals and communication options. Both were superseded years ago — the general-purpose line continued through ATV12, ATV312 and later ATV320 and ATV340 — but neither disappeared from service, because a working drive on a working machine is rarely replaced until it fails. The reference is read as a power block followed by a supply block: the digits carry the motor rating the drive is built for, and the trailing letters and digit identify the supply arrangement, single-phase or three-phase and the voltage band. Those two blocks decide whether a drive fits the application at all, and neither can be changed after manufacture.

Telemecanique Altivar Legacy Drives in Saudi Arabia

Drives of this generation are still working in the Kingdom on machinery installed in the 2000s and never re-engineered: packaging and bottling lines in food and beverage plants, small conveyors and dosing systems, fans and pumps in HVAC plant, booster sets in water distribution, and auxiliary drives around cement production. These references are still requested almost always for like-for-like replacement — the control wiring, the enclosure cut-out and the operator's parameter list all assume the original drive, and fitting a current-generation unit means changing mounting, terminal layout and parameters at once. The supply context is 380/400 V at 60 Hz, so the supply block in the reference must be read carefully rather than assumed. Panel temperature is the other local factor: drives in unconditioned rooms derate, and a drive that failed early in a hot enclosure will do so again if the enclosure is not addressed.

Ordering and lead time

Send the complete reference from the drive's own label, and add a photograph if the characters are worn. Record the parameter set before the old drive is removed: parameters are not carried across, and on a discontinued reference nobody on site may remember the commissioning values. State the motor rating and supply arrangement separately as a cross-check. Because these families are discontinued, availability of any given reference varies and is confirmed at quotation rather than assumed, and we will say plainly if a reference cannot be sourced. Where it cannot, we can quote a current-generation Altivar equivalent and set out the differences in mounting, terminal layout, EMC filtering and parameter structure. Lead time on anything we can supply is three weeks, delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.