2AD104C-B05OB4-CS06-D2N1
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Bosch Rexroth Indramat AC Motor in the 2AD Series. This Motor is an Asynchronous Motor Type that has a Motor Size of 104, and a Motor Length of C."
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The Bosch Rexroth 2AD104C-B05OB4-CS06-D2N1 motor has a rated power of 4.6 kW, a rated velocity of 1500 revolutions each minute, and a specified torque of 29 Newton-meter, making it ideal for high-performance industrial applications. It requires a min power connection cross-section specification of 2.5 millimeters and functions at a current specification of 11.9 Amperes. The motor weighs approximately 37 kilograms, and its rotor has a moment of inertia rating of 0.014 kilograms.
The Project Planning Manual's list of approved safety features and uses should be the only ones used. The 2AD104C-B05OB4-CS06-D2N1 motor must not be used in any way that might injure someone. Faulty components, software/firmware defects, poor wiring, improper operation, erroneous parameter input, and damaged sensors, encoders, or monitoring devices are all potential causes of problems with the control of linked motors. Such faults may result in hazardous movements, so it's critical to be watchful to spot and fix them as soon as possible, particularly if they crop up after a stretch of trouble-free operation.
Although built-in monitoring mechanisms in drive components are intended to halt harmful behaviors, these systems are not sufficient to guarantee total safety. It is not advisable to rely only on these monitoring systems for personal safety, especially when it comes to the possibility of harm or damage to property. Prior to initiating monitoring features, it is crucial to take into account the possibility of improper driving motions and put safety precautions in place. The fact that the severity of improper movements varies depending on the kind of control and operating conditions emphasizes the need of thorough planning and ongoing supervision while operating equipment.
