Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the VT-MSPA2-1-1X-V0-0, a module in the VT-MSPA Drives series. This electronic drive card is intended for machinery builders who need a compact interface that translates analog command signals into controlled output for actuators within automated lines. Using low-voltage logic, the card provides enable gating and current limitation so motion, pressure, or flow devices can be driven with repeatable accuracy inside industrial automation cells.

The board operates from a nominal system rail of 24 VDC, with permissible limits between 18 V and 35 V so it can tolerate moderate supply fluctuations. Steady-state current draw remains below 2 A and overall power absorption is less than 48 VA, keeping heat dissipation low inside tight enclosures. A ±10 V differential input accepts process commands; this ±10 V range is standard for PLC analog outputs and allows full-scale modulation of the drive’s output. When enabled, the card can deliver up to 2.5 A of load current, while a front-panel zero-point trim of ±30 % lets technicians null any residual offset. Safety interlocks are built in: the output stage switches on once the enable pin reaches 8.5 V and falls back to a disabled state when the level drops below 6.5 V.

Its housing is 85.5 mm deep, 79 mm high, and 40 mm wide, allowing the unit to fit alongside other DIN-rail devices without obstructing ventilation paths. The empty mass is only 0.14 kg, so additional mechanical support is usually unnecessary. The open-frame design carries an ingress rating of IP 20, indicating finger protection but no water sealing, which aligns with its intended use inside control cabinets. Twelve screw terminals provide connections for supply, command, enable, and load circuits, completing the electrical interface set out in the specification.