SEW-Eurodrive Parts, New Zealand
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MDX60B and MDX61B differ by one digit and it decides whether the drive takes option cards at all. The 61B is the option-capable unit; the 60B is not.
SEW is on materials handling and conveying plant across New Zealand. MOVIDRIVE and MOVITRAC drives, MOVIMOT, and the gearmotors they were specified with.
Reference pages
| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| MOVITRAC B | Type code, the shared front slot, keypad stop response and the UBP11A |
| MOVIMOT decentralised drives | Hybrid cables, the 24 V requirement, DIP switches and RCD guidance |
MOVIDRIVE is covered on this page.
The power is in the code, in tenths of a kilowatt
Consistent across the ranges, with one exception noted below.
| Range | Example | Power |
|---|---|---|
| MOVIDRIVE | MDX61B0055-5A3-4-00 | 5.5 kW |
| MOVITRAC | MC07B0015-5A3-4-00 | 1.5 kW |
| MOVIMOT | MM15D-503-00 | 1.5 kW |
On MOVITRAC the smallest frames use their own progression, where 0003 is 0.25 kW and 0005 is 0.55 kW. From about 1.5 kW upward it reads as tenths.
The voltage and phase group
| Group | Supply |
|---|---|
| -2B1 | 230 V, single phase |
| -203 | 230 V, three phase |
| -5A3 | 400 to 500 V, three phase |
| 503 on MOVIMOT | 380 to 500 V, three phase |
| 233 on MOVIMOT | 230 V, three phase |
The last digit of the group is the phase count. A 1 is single phase and a 3 is three phase.
60B or 61B decides everything else
The most important thing about a MOVIDRIVE replacement.
| Unit | Option cards |
|---|---|
| MDX60B | No |
| MDX61B | Yes. Option capable |
So a 60B cannot be given a PROFIBUS card or an encoder card later. If the installation needs one, only a 61B will do.
Check the existing unit before quoting, because the two look similar.
Slot conflicts across the ranges
Both drive families restrict what can be fitted together, and in different ways.
| Range | Constraint |
|---|---|
| MOVIDRIVE MDX61B | Cards go in predefined slots, fieldbus in the fieldbus slot |
| MOVITRAC B | FIO11B, FSC11B/12B and FSE24B share one slot and cannot be used together |
| MOVITRAC FSC11B | Is itself a shared port. Only one thing connects at a time |
The MOVITRAC one catches people. A machine using an analog speed reference cannot also take a communication module in that slot.
Tell us what is fitted and what you want to add, and we will check it before quoting.
MOVIDRIVE option cards
| Card | Function | SEW part |
|---|---|---|
| DEH11B | HIPERFACE encoder card | 824 310 7 |
| DFP21B | PROFIBUS-DP, 12 Mbaud | 824 240 2 |
| DFI11B | INTERBUS | 824 309 3 |
| DFS12B | PROFIBUS with PROFIsafe | |
| DCS21B, DCS22B, DCS31B, DCS32B | Safety cards | |
| DIO11B | Additional I/O |
Cards usually transfer to a replacement drive, which makes the repair cheaper than it first looks. SEW's instruction before fitting or removing one is to de-energise the inverter and switch off both the 24 V DC and the supply voltage. They are not hot-swappable.
The DFP21B is common to MOVITRAC and MOVIDRIVE, so a PROFIBUS card may move between them.
Two parts that are not included
| Part | Note |
|---|---|
| DBG60B keypad | Not in the scope of delivery. Ordered separately |
| Mounting screws, some arrangements | Not included |
The DBM60B is the remote keypad kit: IP65 housing, a DBG60B and a 5 m DKG60B extension cable. That is how a keypad ends up on a cabinet door.
One keypad covers the whole SEW range
| Range | Keypad connection |
|---|---|
| MOVIDRIVE | DBG60B directly |
| MOVITRAC | DBG60B via FSC11B, or the FBG11B front keypad |
| MOVIMOT | DBG via the DKG60B adapter on X50 |
So one DBG60B plus a DKG60B adapter serves a whole site. Worth knowing before buying separate tools for the decentralised drives.
But do not pull a MOVITRAC keypad off a running drive
Removing the FBG11B keypad triggers a stop response.
So you cannot borrow one from a running machine. And a keypad that works loose on a vibrating machine will stop the drive intermittently, which is worth checking before condemning anything.
Where the settings live
| Range | On a replacement |
|---|---|
| MOVITRAC with a UBP11A | Load the parameters from the module |
| MOVITRAC without one | Reconstruct from the keypad or MOVITOOLS |
| MOVIDRIVE | Reconstruct, plus the motor data |
| MOVIMOT | Physical: potentiometer, switches and DIP switches |
The UBP11A is the cheapest useful thing to buy
SEW describes the UBP11A parameter module as giving simplified data backup with an option for series startup.
It turns a failed MOVITRAC into a swap, and sets up a line of identical conveyor drives in minutes. No software licence is involved.
If a site runs MOVITRAC and has no UBP11A, that is the first thing to order.
MOVIMOT has no parameter file at all
The configuration is physical: potentiometer f1, switch f2, switch t1 and the DIP switches.
So photograph the settings before removing a unit. They exist nowhere else.
And note that in bus mode the pot and switches are ignored while the DIP switches are still read. Record them regardless of how the drive is controlled.
Startup needs the motor nameplate
The practical reason to photograph the motor as well as the drive.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| C10 | Nominal motor current. Note star or delta |
| C11 | Nominal motor power |
| C12 | Power factor, cos phi |
| C13 | Nominal motor speed |
The connection type matters as much as the current. The same motor gives a different nominal current in star and in delta.
SEW also publishes motor and inverter pairing tables, matching each MOVIDRIVE to specific DRN motors in VFC mode. The drive was not chosen on power alone.
Note that SEW motor startup is designed for 4-pole motors. Two-pole and six-pole motors may need a different approach.
Two mounting and compliance points
| Part | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| DMP11B mounting panel | Lets an MDX61B size 2S fit an existing MD_60A size 2 mounting plate. Part 818 398 8 |
| DLB11B touch guard | IP20 on MDX61B sizes 4 and 5 depends on it. Part 823 111 7, 12 pieces |
The DMP11B means an obsolete MOVIDRIVE A does not necessarily mean panel work. Ask before quoting a rebuild.
The touch guard is not optional. SEW's instruction is direct: never start the unit if the touch guard is not installed. If a panel has been worked on and the guards were not refitted, that is a finding.
Earth leakage protection
SEW's guidance differs by range and is worth reading carefully.
| Range | SEW's instruction |
|---|---|
| MOVIMOT | Do not use a conventional earth-leakage circuit breaker as a protective device. NH melting fuses or circuit breakers on F11, F12, F13 |
An inverter produces DC and high-frequency leakage components that a conventional device may fail to trip on, or may nuisance trip on.
That is a design matter for your electrician rather than a parts matter, but it is worth knowing the manufacturer says it.
Derate 20 percent at 500 V
A sizing point SEW repeats throughout.
Mains and output currents must be reduced by 20 percent from the nominal values at 3 x AC 500 V.
So a drive rated for a motor at 400 V will not carry the same motor at 500 V. The nameplate figure is not the figure at the top of the voltage range.
Supplies that must be external
Three cases where a unit does nothing without a separate 24 V.
| Item | Requirement |
|---|---|
| MC07B...-S0 | Must always be supplied by an external 24 V DC unit |
| Fieldbus options, DFP21B, DFD11B, DFE11B | Must always be supplied externally |
| MOVIMOT | External 24 V, or an MLU..A or MLG..A option |
The fieldbus one explains a common symptom. A drive drops off the bus whenever the mains is switched, even though the network is intact, because the card lost its supply.
Diagnostics before you order
MOVIDRIVE has more built in than most people use.
| Tool | What it gives |
|---|---|
| Integrated fieldbus monitor | The setpoint the drive is actually receiving |
| Integrated web server | Diagnostics in a standard browser, no software needed |
| FBG11B keypad | Error memory and reset on MOVITRAC |
| MOVITOOLS MotionStudio | Full PC access |
The fieldbus monitor separates a PLC problem from a drive problem in about a minute, and it is built in.
A PROFIBUS note
| Point |
|---|
| The address is in P092, Fieldbus address |
| An address above 125 causes a bus fault |
| SEW: entries in the GSD file must not be changed or expanded |
| A Bus Fault LED that stays on after the master starts can be a GSD revision mismatch, not hardware |
Before ordering a replacement
| Symptom | Check first |
|---|---|
| MOVIMOT completely dead | The 24 V supply |
| MOVITRAC stops for no reason | The keypad seating. Removing it triggers a stop |
| Drops off the bus when mains is switched | Whether the fieldbus card has its own 24 V |
| Trips on motor temperature, motor cold | The TF thermistor or TH thermostat and its wiring |
| Bus fault never clears at startup | The GSD revision |
| Doing the wrong thing on a network | The fieldbus monitor. It shows the actual setpoint |
| MOVIMOT close-mounted, odd faults | The hybrid cable. A broken thermal core reads as over-temperature |
| Noise changed on a MOVIMOT | DIP switch S1/7. It derates by design |
What SEW makes
| Range | Product |
|---|---|
| MOVIDRIVE B, MDX60B and MDX61B | Application inverters |
| MOVIDRIVE A, MD_60A | Earlier generation |
| MOVITRAC B, MC07B | General purpose inverters |
| MOVITRAC LT | Compact inverters |
| MOVIMOT | Gearmotor with integrated inverter |
| MOVIGEAR | Integrated drive unit |
| MOVIAXIS | Multi-axis servo |
| MOVIPRO, MOVIFIT | Decentralised drive electronics |
| DR, DRN, DRE, DRS, DRP | AC motors |
| CM, CMP | Servo motors |
| R, F, K, S, W | Gear units |
| BMG, BE | Motor brakes |
| DEH, DFP, DFS, DCS, DIO, FIO, FSC, FSE | Option and front modules |
The gear unit letter
| Letter | Gear type |
|---|---|
| R | Helical, inline |
| F | Parallel shaft helical |
| K | Helical bevel, right angle |
| S | Helical worm |
| W | Spiroplan |
The gear type is not interchangeable, because it sets the mounting orientation and shaft arrangement. A K unit is a right angle drive and an R unit is not.
Lifting applications
Worth flagging because SEW does, with an explicit warning: danger of fatal injury if the hoist falls.
A drive on a hoist or lifting axis is doing safety-relevant work. Brake control, brake monitoring and the parameter set all matter in a way they do not on a conveyor.
Tell us if the drive is on a lifting application. Whether a substitution is valid belongs with whoever holds the machine's safety assessment.
How to give us what we need
The full type code, including the phase digit, any S0 suffix and everything after a slash on MOVIMOT.
What option or front modules are fitted, and whether you are keeping them.
The motor and gear unit nameplate. SEW specifies them as a system and commissioning needs the motor data.
Whether you have a UBP11A or the parameter set.
Photos of the MOVIMOT switch and DIP settings, before you remove the unit.
Whether the drive is on a lifting application.
What we can supply
Current production. MOVIDRIVE, MOVITRAC, MOVIMOT, MOVIGEAR and MOVIAXIS, option and front modules, keypads, UBP11A parameter modules, mounting panels, touch guards, hybrid cables, chokes and filters, braking resistors, and SEW motors and gear units. Quoted with a delivered lead time.
Discontinued. MOVIDRIVE A and MD_60A, earlier MOVITRAC and MOVIMOT C generations. Surplus and tested used, which keeps an existing machine on its original parameter set and mounting.
Modules and cables separately. Often the actual fault, and always cheaper than a drive.
A sensible SEW spares holding
| Item | Why |
|---|---|
| A UBP11A parameter module | Turns a MOVITRAC failure into a swap |
| One DBG60B plus a DKG60B adapter | Covers MOVIDRIVE, MOVITRAC and MOVIMOT |
| A USB11A interface adapter | Without one nobody can connect a PC |
| Hybrid cables | The part that takes abuse on decentralised installations |
| Touch guards | Cheap, and required |
We buy SEW
MOVIDRIVE, MOVITRAC and MOVIMOT units hold real value, and so do option cards.
Keep option and front modules with their drives, hybrid cables with their MOVIMOTs, and gearmotors with their nameplates. Matched sets are worth considerably more. See Sell To Us.
Common questions
Can you get a part that is not listed on your site?
Usually. The site shows what we hold, not what we can source.
What is the difference between MDX60B and MDX61B?
The 61B takes option cards. The 60B does not.
Does the drive come with a keypad?
No. The DBG60B is ordered separately.
Can I fit a new drive on my old mounting plate?
Sometimes. The DMP11B mounting panel lets an MDX61B size 2S go onto an MD_60A size 2 plate.
Why is my MOVIMOT completely dead?
Check the 24 V supply first. Mains alone is not enough.
Do you supply used equipment?
Yes, where new is not available, tested and clearly described.
What is the lead time?
Ex stock items ship the next working day within New Zealand. We give you a firm lead time with the quote.
Do you quote in NZD?
Yes, in NZD including GST for New Zealand customers.
Related
For inverters from other brands see ABB ACS580, Schneider Altivar, Siemens SINAMICS G120, Allen-Bradley PowerFlex, Mitsubishi FR and Lenze.
See also Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Schneider, ABB, Omron, Mitsubishi, B&R, Beckhoff, SICK, Phoenix Contact and Pilz.
Send us your type codes
Include the 60B or 61B, and tell us what option cards are fitted. Quotes in NZD including GST.
Industech is an independent supplier of new, surplus and used industrial automation equipment. We are not an authorised distributor of, approved by, sanctioned by, or affiliated with SEW-Eurodrive. SEW-Eurodrive, MOVIDRIVE, MOVITRAC, MOVIMOT, MOVIGEAR, MOVIAXIS, MOVI-PLC and MOVITOOLS are trademarks of SEW-Eurodrive GmbH & Co KG. HIPERFACE is a trademark of SICK AG. PROFIBUS and PROFIsafe are trademarks of PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation. All trademarks, brand names and part numbers are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification purposes only. Information on this page is for identification and does not constitute electrical design or safety advice.
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