When a Konecranes crane frequency converter needs to be replaced, finding the correct component can be difficult, especially for older crane systems.
Maintenance teams may have several different numbers available, including a frequency converter model, Konecranes part number, equipment reference number or an old drive identification code.
Using the correct identification information is one of the most important steps before requesting a replacement.
The model number printed on the existing frequency converter is usually the best starting point.
For example, a crane maintenance team may have a model such as:
D2V011-HOIST
D2V022-HOIST
TDN004E1100WM0
TDN011E11001M0
These model numbers should be recorded exactly as shown on the equipment.
Do not remove letters, numbers or suffixes when sending an inquiry. A small difference in the model number can indicate a different drive configuration.
The equipment may also have a Konecranes part number.
For example:
D2V011-HOIST
P/N 52427249
D2V022-HOIST
P/N 52427252
Having both the model number and part number provides more information for a sourcing inquiry.
If only the part number is available, it can still be used as the starting point for checking the required component.
For older equipment, the easiest solution is often to photograph the existing frequency converter.
A useful nameplate photo should clearly show:
Model number
Part number
Electrical information
Manufacturer information
Product identification label
A clear photo can help when the number has been partially damaged, incorrectly recorded or is difficult to read.
Konecranes crane systems can contain many different frequency converter models and drive configurations.
For example, a maintenance list may contain models such as:
4005-G+S5
4009-G+S5
4031-G+S5
4060-G+S5
4075-G+S5
4112-G+S5
4180-VG+S5
These numbers may be useful references when searching for crane drive components, but they should not automatically be treated as direct replacements for another model.
The correct replacement should be checked against the existing equipment information.
One common problem with older cranes is that the current equipment may no longer be identified by the same information used in newer systems.
Maintenance records may contain an old part number while the physical drive shows a different model number.
For this reason, keep all available references when requesting a quotation.
For example:
Model number: D2V022-HOIST
Part number: 52427252
Additional reference: 70447389
Nameplate photo: Available
This gives the supplier more information to identify the required item.
For a Konecranes frequency converter inquiry, the following information is recommended:
Model number
Part number
Quantity
Destination country
Nameplate photo
Crane or equipment information
The more complete the information, the easier it is to check the sourcing requirement before quotation.
LeadCreate Automation supports model number and part number based sourcing for Konecranes frequency converters and crane drive components.
Our current Konecranes sourcing range includes different drive references from D2V and TDN related applications, as well as various older and difficult-to-source drive models.
If you are looking for a specific Konecranes frequency converter, send us the model number or part number first.
If possible, include a photo of the existing unit or nameplate.
We can then check the available sourcing option according to the information provided.
Send:
Model Number + Part Number + Quantity + Country + Nameplate Photo
This is usually the fastest way to start a Konecranes crane drive sourcing inquiry.
Contact: Vick
Phone: +86-17706986964
E-mail: leadcreateauto@gmail.com
Add: A8 Building, 1002 Keyuan Road Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong 518057 China