Schneider Altivar ATV VFD Compatibility Guide

Schneider Altivar ATV searches are usually exact-part replacement searches. The family name helps, but the full article number controls the buying decision. ATV320, ATV312, and ATV930 parts can differ by voltage, motor power, physical format, options, and lifecycle status.

Compare the exact part number first

Outdwella page Primary buying check
ATV320U15N4C Confirm Altivar 320 compact drive format and the exact U15N4C callout.
ATV320U40N4C Confirm the U40N4C power class, compact format, supply, and control wiring.
ATV312HU40N4 Confirm the installed system requires ATV312 hardware and review lifecycle status before replacement.
ATV930D30N4 Confirm Altivar Process ATV900 requirements, braking, enclosure, and commissioning plan.

Pre-order compatibility checklist

  • Read the full Schneider article number from the nameplate, maintenance log, or panel drawing.
  • Confirm drive family: ATV320, ATV312, ATV930, or another Altivar line.
  • Verify motor power, input voltage, phase, output current, enclosure format, heat clearance, and cabinet wiring.
  • Check braking, EMC, communication card, safety, bypass, and process-control requirements.
  • Back up drive parameters before removal and confirm commissioning access before restart.
  • Choose New or Used in Great Condition according to downtime risk, project requirements, and budget.

Regional sourcing notes

Outdwella supports Schneider industrial-drive requests in North America, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. Buyers in Europe should estimate landed cost from the baseline USD price and add VAT, customs duties, brokerage, import handling, and regional fulfillment assumptions.

FAQ

Can an ATV320 replace an ATV312?

Do not assume direct replacement. Confirm motor data, wiring, enclosure space, parameters, and engineering approval before substituting drive families.

Can ATV930 parts replace ATV320 parts?

Generally treat them as different drive families. ATV930 is an Altivar Process class and should be reviewed against process-control, power, braking, and cabinet requirements.

Which condition should I choose?

Use New when unused surplus is required by the maintenance standard. Use Used in Great Condition when tested surplus hardware is acceptable for the repair plan.

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