Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat’s 2AD184C-B35OC1-CS07-H2N1 belongs to the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series and is specified as an AC induction motor for automated machine axes, conveyors, and processing equipment. Within a drive system, it converts electrical energy into rotary motion while the multiturn encoder streams closed-loop position data to the controller, allowing coordinated motion in multi-axis assemblies. Standard bearings support radial and axial forces encountered in belt or gear transmissions.

The motor is cooled by an axial blower that operates from a dedicated 400 V supply, so steady airflow is maintained even at low shaft speeds. Because it is supplied without a holding brake, static load retention must be provided by drive torque or an external locking device. Position feedback is delivered through digital feedback with a multi-turn absolute encoder, enabling the controller to read shaft angle across multiple revolutions after power cycles. The frame corresponds to 184 in the size code hierarchy, while length code C increases stack height for additional thermal mass. The CS winding code sets the stator’s resistance and inductance for use with matched inverters, and airflow from the blower exits toward Side A where the power conductors enter.

For installation, the housing provides flange and foot mounting, so the motor can be bolted either to a baseplate or directly to a gearbox. Power reaches the stator through a top-mounted junction box, which helps keep cable bends minimal when terminals face the supply trunk on Side A. The shaft is machined with a shaft seal and balanced with a half key to reduce leakage paths and limit vibratory torque at coupling speed. Dynamic behavior is further characterized by the motor’s Vibration Grade R, which indicates balancing suited to general industrial operation. A plain rear housing section is provided because the design omits a shaft end on Side B.