1394 GMC Turbo 10 kW System Module with RIO and AxisLink
| Sales | Phone/Whatsapp | |
| Jim Pei | [email protected] | +86 18020776782 |
| Model Number | 1394C-SJT10-T-RL |
| Rated AC input voltage | 324-528 V AC |
| Input frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Input phases | 3 |
| AC input current | 13.0 A |
| Line-loss ride-through | 20 ms |
| Nominal DC-bus output | 530 / 680 V DC |
| Continuous power output | 8 kW at 360 V AC; 10 kW at 480 V AC |
| Peak power output | 28 kW |
| Efficiency | 99% |
| Continuous DC-bus current output | 14.73 A |
| Peak DC-bus current output | 29.46 A |
| DC-bus capacitance | 345 µF, Series C enhanced system module |
| Inductance | 750 µH |
| Internal shunt rating | 200 W continuous; 40,000 W peak for 2 seconds maximum |
| Motion-control processor | 32 bit |
| GMC Turbo memory | 64K |
| Controlled axes | 4 with matching axis modules |
| Auxiliary encoder inputs | 4 |
| Installed network options | RIO and AxisLink |
| SLC connection | Direct high-speed interface to SLC 5/03, 5/04 or 5/05 |
| Logic supply | 24 V AC or 24 V DC, ±10% |
| Contactor cycling limit | 4 cycles per minute maximum |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
| Price | Contact for Jim |
| Packaging Details | Original new Factory Sealed |
| Delivery Time | 3–7 Days |
| Payment Terms | T/T |
| Shipping Method | DHL / FedEx / UPS / TNT |
| Supply Ability | Brand new, In stock |
Allen-Bradley 1394C-SJT10-T-RL is a 1394 GMC Turbo system module with RIO and AxisLink options. The system module accepts a three-phase AC input and provides the common DC-bus supply for the matched axis modules. Its continuous output rating is 8 kW at the lower nominal line voltage and 10 kW at the higher nominal line voltage. The Turbo controller uses a 32-bit processor and 64K of memory. The configured system supports four controlled axes with the appropriate axis modules.
The 1394C-SJT10-T-RL combines the system power section with integrated GMC Turbo motion control. Its RIO and AxisLink option supports the selected communication arrangement within a compatible machine architecture. The Turbo configuration also provides a direct high-speed SLC interface. Motor power outputs belong to the matched axis modules rather than being treated as independent outputs on the system module. Replacement planning should preserve the controller option, network connections, axis-module pairing and application configuration.
Use the integrated GMC Turbo controller with matching 1394 axis modules to coordinate the machine motion axes.
Retain the installed RIO and AxisLink communication arrangement when maintaining a compatible 1394 GMC Turbo machine system.
Use the direct high-speed interface where the existing machine architecture exchanges data between the Turbo motion controller and a supported SLC processor.
No. T identifies the integrated IMC S Class Turbo motion controller. The SERCOS interface is a different controller option.
It identifies the factory-installed RIO and AxisLink options. Preserve these interfaces when matching an existing system module.
The system-module rating distinguishes operation at the lower and higher nominal AC line voltages. Use the value corresponding to the actual supply rather than relying on the 10 kW designation alone.
The system module supplies the common DC bus. The matching axis modules provide the individual motor-drive connections.
No. The GMC Turbo configuration provides a direct high-speed SLC interface in addition to the selected network options. Match each connection to its intended system role.
The system module is limited to four contactor cycles per minute. Design the machine start/stop sequence around the documented drive-control and power-switching requirements.
Company was founded in Xiamen, Fujian, China, in 2005 with a team of only four people. At that time, we mainly served selected European and North American markets, supplying commonly requested industrial automation products from Siemens, Allen-Bradley and Bently Nevada. Although the business was still developing and we completed relatively few orders, this period helped us build essential product knowledge and international trade experience.
By 2017, our team had grown to approximately 30 people, and we had established a warehouse for in-stock automation components. Our business expanded across Europe, North America and Southeast Asia, while our product range grew from popular models to scarce and discontinued industrial automation parts. As our product knowledge and service experience increased, we completed nearly 20 orders per month on average.
Today, Company serves customers worldwide with a professional team of approximately 60 people. Our warehouse holds a broad selection of industrial automation components, including popular products, hard-to-find parts and discontinued models. We now complete more than 30 orders per month, with an average monthly transaction value of approximately USD 3 million. We have established long-term partnerships with nearly 30 customers from different countries and welcomed almost 40 international customers to visit our company.
Since our company was founded, we have served every customer with sincerity and professionalism. Our prices may not always be the lowest, but we earn long-term trust through quality products, dependable after-sales support, honest condition reporting, timely communication and responsible delivery. Our goal is to build lasting partnerships rather than pursue one-off transactions.
Our team members have an average of more than 10 years of industry experience. We have worked with customers worldwide, including those from India, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Russia, Venezuela, Israel, and many other countries. Throughout our careers, we have collectively completed over 3,000 orders and established long-term business relationships with customers across nearly 30 countries.
We can often identify a product’s manufacturer, series, configuration, and function from its model number or nameplate photo. We also understand how revisions, firmware, and specifications affect compatibility and whether an alternative model can be used safely.
An Indian customer urgently needed a discontinued control module after several suppliers reported no stock. We identified its exact revision and function from the nameplate, checked compatible alternatives, and contacted factory and warehouse channels to locate matching inventory. After installation, the customer confirmed that the module operated correctly and later asked us to source additional spare parts.
Our team treats every inquiry sincerely and answers every question patiently. Even for complex requests, we verify and respond to each detail instead of providing a rushed or uncertain answer.
A German customer sent a mixed list of automation products and asked repeated questions about revisions, condition, photos, and delivery. Our team organized the requirements, checked every item, and replied point by point. The customer said our detailed communication made the purchasing decision easier and continued sending us new inquiries.
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