Yaskawa CDBR-4045D Yaskawa V1000, J1000 and GA Series AC Drives

Razz Middle East supplies Yaskawa AC drives across Saudi Arabia. The part numbers in this family are CIMR and GA codes — the compact V1000 and J1000 inverters and the current GA500 and GA700 generation — used for pump, fan, conveyor and general machine speed control. Drives are sourced to order against the full CIMR or GA code and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Yaskawa CDBR-4045D

This page covers Yaskawa part number CDBR-4045D — Yaskawa V1000, J1000 and GA Series AC 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 Yaskawa V1000, J1000 and GA Series AC Drives

Yaskawa builds its variable frequency drives around the CIMR model code, and every character of that code is a specification. In CIMR-VB4A0011FBA, CIMR is the common prefix, V identifies the V1000 compact vector drive, the following letter is the regional or software variant, 4A the supply voltage class, 0011 the rated output current in amperes, and the last characters the enclosure type, EMC filter fitment and design revision. CIMR-JZ codes name the J1000 simple V/f inverter, CIMR-V the V1000 with open-loop vector control and a built-in application function set, and the newer GA500 and GA700 families use shortened codes such as GA70C4005BBA that follow the same logic. Functionally the family runs from fractional-kilowatt single-phase units up to the tens and hundreds of kilowatts in the GA700 range, in 200 V and 400 V classes, with V/f, open-loop vector and closed-loop control modes, integral braking transistors on the smaller frames, and option ports for fieldbus cards covering Modbus, PROFIBUS, PROFINET and EtherNet/IP.

Yaskawa V1000, J1000 and GA Series AC Drives in Saudi Arabia

AC drives are among the most-replaced items in Saudi plants because they sit on every pump, fan and conveyor and they wear. Yaskawa units are common on imported OEM machinery — packaging, conveying, extrusion, HVAC air handling — and on water applications: booster sets, filtration skids and transfer pumps in desalination and municipal water treatment. They also appear on cooling-tower and ventilation fans in petrochemical utilities at Jubail and Yanbu and on material-handling systems in cement and mining plant. Two Saudi conditions dominate the specification. Mains are 380/400 V at 60 Hz, so a 400 V class drive is the normal fit and the base frequency has to be set for 60 Hz or the driven load runs fast. Ambient temperature is the other: panel temperatures in unconditioned plant rooms routinely force drive derating or a larger frame, and dust ingress in cement, mining and coastal sites shortens the life of the cooling fans well before the power stage fails.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the whole CIMR or GA code as printed on the drive label. The digits in the middle of the code are the rated output current, not the motor kilowatt rating, and matching a drive on kilowatts alone will produce the wrong frame when the motor is high-slip or the duty is heavy. Tell us the supply voltage and phase, the motor's rated current and rated frequency, whether the drive needs a built-in EMC filter, and the enclosure — an open-chassis unit and a wall-mount enclosed unit have different codes. If a fieldbus card, keypad, braking resistor or output reactor is fitted, list them: they are separate order codes and do not come with a bare drive. Where a V1000 or J1000 is being replaced on an old machine, we can identify the GA500 successor and note the parameter and mounting differences. Drives are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, normally three weeks from confirmation.

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