2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1
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The 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1 is an AC servo motor from the Bosch Rexroth Indramat 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series and features a rated power of 11 kW. This motor operates at 400 V and boasts a peak torque of 210 Nm. It is equipped with IP65 enclosure protection and has a weight of 93 kilograms.
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The 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1 Induction Motor of Bosch Rexroth Indramat supplies nearly 38 kilowatts of steady mechanical power and consumes about 75 amperes at full load. It has a rotor with 0.174 kg·m² inertia which balances stable rotation with moderated acceleration response in industrial automation operation.
The 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1 induction motor can rotate at around 2000 revolutions per minute when running under standard load. The motor output shaft is smooth, without keyways or splines and is fitted with a sealing ring which keeps it safe from dust, oil or contaminants. It uses a fan that pushes air outward across the surface to remove heat and the blower sits on the top side and requires a 400 V supply for running. It can safely be driven up to 6000 rpm without mechanical failure as long as other limits are respected. It has a built in sensing device that digitally tracks shaft position and rotation and remembers its angle even after power is lost. This module is supported by conventional rolling bearings that balances durability and efficiency. It incorporates no braking system to stop the shaft from rotating when the module is not energized. It has no protruding shaft extension available for coupling at the opposite end of the shaft.
This 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1 induction motor terminal or connector block for electrical hookup is kept on the left hand side of its housing. It is able to generate 180 newton meters of turning force at the output shaft under its continuous load. Upon reducing its speed to about 1500 rpm, its torque or current capacity needs to be reduced to avoid overheating. Its housing is designed to be fastened either by its base feet or by a circular flange on the casing.
Frequently Asked Questions about 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1:
Q: What are the installation options for the 2AD164B-B35LB3-BS07-C2N1 motor?
A: It can be mounted via base feet or a flange, allowing flexibility in machine integration. This ensures compatibility with both horizontal and vertical setups.
Q: What advantage does the digital multiturn encoder provide in this induction motor?
A: It tracks shaft position even after power loss, enabling precise start-up alignment. This reduces the need for homing sequences during machine operation.
Q: How does the derating speed of 1500 rpm influence continuous operation?
A: Below this point, current and torque must be reduced to prevent excess heating. Operators should adjust duty cycles or load expectations accordingly.
Q: What electrical considerations are needed with a 25 mm² cable requirement?
A: Large cross-section conductors are essential to safely carry the high current. Undersized cables would overheat and cause significant voltage drops.
Q: What are the practical effects of a 0.174 kg·m² rotor inertia?
A: It smooths rotation during load changes, minimizing vibration. However, acceleration and deceleration responses are slower compared to low-inertia designs.
