Description
What happens to your plant’s power quality when a heavy-duty conveyor or centrefuge spins up? In infrastructure-heavy applications, line harmonics and voltage distortion can wreak havoc on sensitive neighboring electronics. The Yaskawa CIMR-G7A47P5 solves this specific pain point by utilizing a unique 3-level inverter architecture. This design significantly minimizes voltage surges (dv/dt), allowing you to run long motor cable runs without requiring expensive external output reactors.
Plant engineers and procurement teams facing a sudden drive failure cannot afford the standard multi-week factory lead times for high-capacity drives. We maintain this heavy-duty legacy model in stock to get your high-torque applications back online immediately.
Availability, Lead Time, and Warranty
- Condition: New Original (New Surplus / Factory Sealed)
- Availability: In Stock / Ready for Immediate Allocation
- Dispatch Lead Time: Ships within 24 to 48 hours via specialized international freight networks (DHL, FedEx, UPS)
- Warranty Period: 12-Month Warranty from the date of shipment
- Pricing Note: The listed price on our platform is a standard market reference point. Final procurement costs fluctuate based on global supply dynamics, remaining regional stock, and order volume. Contact our trade desk directly for a formal, binding price quote.
Technical Specifications and Engineering Architecture
In field deployments of Yaskawa G7 systems, this drive is favored for its rugged handling of variable torque and constant torque applications. The 3-level control topology doesn’t just protect motor windings; it also reduces common-mode noise currents by roughly half compared to standard 2-level drives.
The table below outlines the critical electrical and mechanical parameters for the CIMR-G7A47P5, cross-referenced with official Yaskawa technical manuals.
| Parameter | Value |
| Model Code Breakdown | CIMR-G7A (G7 Series) | 4 (400V Class) | 7P5 (7.5 kW / 10 HP) |
| Input Voltage Rating | 380 V to 480 V AC (+10% / -15%), 3-Phase |
| Output Rated Current (Heavy Duty) | 18 A |
| Output Rated Current (Normal Duty) | 21 A |
| Applicable Motor Capacity | 7.5 kW (10 HP) Heavy Duty | 11 kW (15 HP) Normal Duty |
| Control Methods | Open Loop Vector, Closed Loop Vector, V/f Control, Flux Vector |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 1 / IP20 (Wall-mounted configuration) |
| Carrier Frequency | Programmable up to 15 kHz |
| Certifications | UL, cUL, CE, RoHS |
Well, technically the drive supports standard Modbus RTU communications via its built-in RS-485/422 terminal block, but only at speeds up to 19.2 kbps. Do not expect rapid network updates on modern Ethernet protocols unless you install an explicit network option card like the SI-P3 for Profibus or SI-EN3 for EtherNet/IP.
CIMR-G7A47P5 Commissioning Notes and Real-World Field Insights
During a recent commissioning project at a water treatment facility, the site team ran into a recurring “oL2” (Drive Overload) fault within minutes of starting a high-inertia centrifugal pump. The software configuration appeared flawless on paper. However, checking the physical hardware revealed that the drive parameters were still set to the factory default Heavy Duty (HD) rating rather than the Normal Duty (ND) profile required for centrifugal loads.
- Duty Selection Realities: Adjusting parameter C6-01 between 0 (Heavy Duty) and 1 (Normal Duty) completely shifts the drive’s thermal overload curve. For fan and pump applications, choosing Normal Duty unlocks higher continuous output currents (21 A instead of 18 A), though your overload margin drops to 120% for one minute.
- Digital Operator Interaction: The drive ships with an LCD digital operator that supports full text copy/paste functions. If you are replacing an identical failed unit, save yourself an hour of manual cross-referencing: hook up the old keypad, read the parameters into its non-volatile EEPROM, and flash them straight into the new CIMR-G7A47P5 drive.
- Grounding Thresholds: Ensure that the drive’s ground terminal is wired directly to the main distribution panel ground bus. Inadequate grounding with 3-level inverters can cause stray capacitive currents to trigger false ground fault (“GF”) trips during deceleration.
International Logistics and Customs Clearance Optimization
Moving industrial power electronics across international boundaries requires precise logistical coordination to avoid border friction or customs holds. Our global trade specialists manage the complete compliance chain from warehouse to site.
Logistics Advisory: Weighing in at over 5.5 kg without packaging, the CIMR-G7A47P5 features heavy internal DC bus capacitors and a substantial cooling chassis. It must be packed with form-fitting structural foam to protect the plastic front faceplate and internal ceramic insulators from structural shocks during transit.
- Export Classification: This product is classified under standard industrial variable speed drive harmonized codes. We perform exhaustive Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) checks and global sanctions screening prior to any border departure.
- Incoterms Framework: We default to EXW (Ex Works) or FCA (Free Carrier) for standard commercial sales. For ongoing corporate supply agreements, we also support CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid to) and DAP (Delivered at Place) arrangements.
- Customs Documentation: Every shipment leaves our facility accompanied by a clean commercial invoice containing correct Harmonized System (HS) codes, a detailed packing list, and a Certificate of Conformance where requested by regional border control.
Common Procurement Questions
Can the CIMR-G7A47P5 be used to replace a broken CIMR-G7A45P5 unit?
Yes, but verify your motor specs first. The 47P5 delivers higher output current (18 A) compared to the smaller 45P5 (11 A). It physically fits the same frame size layout, but you must tune the internal motor parameters to match your specific motor nameplate to prevent over-excitation.
Does this drive ship with the digital LCD keypad operator included in the box?
Yes. This specific model configuration includes the standard JVOP-160 LCD operator display. If you require a blind cover or a remote mounting cable for panel door installation, those must be ordered as separate accessories.
How do you handle import duties for shipments headed to South America or Australia?
Under our standard FCA or DAP terms, the buyer is listed as the importer of record and covers local import taxes, VAT, and administrative entry fees. Our trade desk prevents processing delays by creating clear, structured commercial documentation that aligns precisely with your country’s customs regulations.




