VT 2010 S 43

Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat makes the VT 2010 S 43. The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT 2010 S 43 proportional amplifier is designed to operate at a nominal voltage of 230 V with a tolerance of ±10%. That means the electrical potential needed for the amplifier to run at its best—driving the current that powers its internal circuitry—can vary by up to 23 volts either way. That flexibility ensures the device will keep on working as intended even when power supplies in industrial environments are a bit wonky—something that's only to be expected. Both 50 Hz and 60 Hz AC power frequencies are compatible with the VT 2010 S 43. Those two standards are the most widely used around the world—and they determine how many full cycles an alternating current makes in a second. That adaptability is a key part of the amplifier's design, making it suitable for use in North America, Europe and other parts of the world.

The way electromagnetic fields interact with the power source—and the behavior of inductive parts like transformers and coils within the circuitry—can be influenced by frequency. That means the amplifier's design feature of working consistently across different international power grids is a direct result of its ability to adjust to those fluctuations. The rated power consumption of 50 W shows just how quickly electrical energy is transformed into heat when the amplifier is operating. And that, in turn, has a big impact on the amplifier's thermal management needs and system integration. As you'd expect, controlling that heat is essential to preventing overheating, which can shorten the operational lifetime and damage internal components. Low power usage also boosts the whole industrial system's energy efficiency. With a 50 W rating, the amplifier meets performance requirements while keeping running costs and energy consumption in check—that's especially important given the growing importance of energy prices and environmental concerns.

That stainless steel construction—the VT 2010 S 43's primary material—is what gives the amplifier its substantial durability and corrosion resistance. That means it can withstand exposure to moisture, chemicals and physical impacts without degrading. And that resistance to corrosion and wear ensures the device will keep on working over time, even in the harshest settings. The physical measurements of the amplifier—450 mm in width, 300 mm in height and 200 mm in depth—make it easy to integrate into equipment and control panels. The 12 kg weight is practical for installation in industrial environments but also reflects its sturdy design. That weight should be taken into account during installation to provide the right mounting and support.