Yes — that is one of the key advantages of the Ex9VF73S10070B1C. It accepts a single-phase 110/120 V AC input (93.5–138 V range) and outputs a variable 3-phase voltage to drive a standard 3-phase motor up to 1.5 kW / 2 HP. Keep in mind that when running a 3-phase motor from a single-phase input, you should derate the drive slightly; consult the NOARK Ex9VF7 V3 manual or contact us for application-specific guidance.

The integrated braking chopper is built into this unit, but the braking resistor itself is external and must be selected and purchased separately based on your deceleration requirements and duty cycle. NOARK publishes resistor sizing guidelines in the Ex9VF7 series manual. Contact Northern Breaker Group and we can help you source a compatible braking resistor or point you toward the correct NOARK accessory part number.

The STO function removes the gate-drive signals to the output IGBTs, preventing the drive from generating torque without cutting main power to the unit. On the Ex9VF73S10070B1C this is rated to IEC 61800-5-2 SIL 2 / PLd, which satisfies a Safety Category 0 (uncontrolled stop) under EN ISO 13849. It is not a substitute for a full Safe Stop 1 (SS1) without additional external safety logic. Always verify your specific machine safety requirements with a qualified safety engineer.