2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 motor is part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series and features a flange-mounted IM B5 design. It is equipped with digital servo feedback, operates at a rated speed of 1500 rpm, and delivers a rated power of 5.5 kW. The motor has an IP65 protection class.
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The model 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 is designed for dynamic applications demanding precision and torque stability. It integrates easily into automated systems with flange mounting and side left terminal box output.
This Bosch Rexroth 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 Servo Motor offers a rated power of 37.7 kW and operates at a rated current of 75.5 A. Its standstill continuous current is 81.7 A that enables stable operation under static load conditions. The motor provides a standstill continuous torque of 200 Nm for consistent output in precision based applications. The minimum cross section for the power connection is 25 mm². This supports secure and efficient electrical installation. The motor uses standard bearings to support reliability and service life. The power connection is directed to the left side via a terminal box for organized cabling. Its flange mounting construction allows stable mechanical integration. The motor does not include a sealing ring. Despite this, it is suited for indoor environments with managed exposure. The motor is built for use within a permissible ambient temperature of 0 °C to 40 °C. The servo motor is equipped with a digital closed loop feedback control system that incorporates a high resolution multiturn absolute encoder. This encoder provides direct non volatile position feedback over multiple revolutions without requiring homing or reference runs.
The 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 servo motor's mechanical structure and mounting type are optimized for industrial installations requiring horizontal alignment. Its mechanical design supports vibration resistant installation but designers must account for the vibration behavior of attached machine elements which can affect motor lifespan or cause premature wear. This model's axial blower cooling supports extended duty cycles and helps prevent thermal overload. The plain output shaft of this servo motor enables straightforward integration into driven systems without complex couplings.
Frequently Asked Questions about 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1:
Q: Can the plain shaft design in the Bosch Rexroth 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 simplify high-speed system coupling?
A: The plain output shaft allows direct connection without complex coupling systems. At a derating speed of 1500 rpm, it supports stable transmission with minimal mechanical loss.
Q: How does the 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 servo motor sustain thermal stability during continuous high-demand cycles?
A: The motor uses axial blower cooling to maintain consistent thermal balance under load. Its performance remains reliable due to controlled heat dissipation during extended operation within a 0 °C to 40 °C ambient range.
Q: What makes the Bosch Rexroth 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 effective for applications requiring precision at standstill?
A: It delivers a standstill continuous torque of 200 Nm and supports a standstill continuous current of 81.7 A. These specs ensure accurate static positioning without loss in holding stability.
Q: How should electrical engineers approach cabling in compact cabinets using this servo motor?
A: The left-side terminal box design helps streamline cable organization in space-limited control enclosures. It requires a power cable with a minimum cross section of 25 mm² for safe and efficient current delivery.
Q: In horizontal axis systems, how well does the 2AD164B-B05OL1-BS07-C2N1 handle vibration over time?
A: The flange-mounted build supports vibration-resistant integration. Still, standard bearings and dynamic load response require designers to evaluate machine-induced vibration for long-term motor protection.
