XCS2-W0120ABN-01AETT0ECNN-S05RSN2NNNN0NN Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat XCS2-W0120ABN-01AETT0ECNN-S05RSN2NNNN0NN is part of the XCS Single Axis CtrlX Converters series and features ctrlX DRIVE control hardware. This single-axis converter operates with 3-phase AC input voltage from 200 to 500 V and supports a maximum current of 120 Amps. It comes with Multi-Ethernet communication, an internal air cooling method, and is rated to IP20 protection with integrated Safe Torque Off safety function.
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The XCS2-W0120ABN-01AETT0ECNN-S05RSN2NNNN0NN is a Generation 2 single-axis converter produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the XCS Single Axis CtrlX Converters series. In an automation cell, it supplies the regulated DC power and switching patterns needed to drive a connected motor while also acting as the motion interface to the higher-level controller. By combining power electronics, encoder processing, and fieldbus links in one housing, the unit streamlines installation wherever precise speed or position control is required.
The power section accepts three-phase mains from 200 to 500 V AC and delivers up to 120 A of output current to the motor windings. Thermal energy is removed by internal air cooling, so no external heat exchanger is necessary for the rated load profile. Component surfaces are guarded to the IP20 degree of protection, allowing cabinet mounting in clean industrial environments. Motion and diagnostic tasks run on the embedded ctrlX DRIVE platform, which provides integrated control and diagnostic functions. The converter processes motor feedback internally and exchanges operating data with the higher-level automation system.
A hardware module enables Safe Torque Off, allowing the machine to remove torque-producing energy from the motor on demand while the drive control remains powered. Real-time commands are transported through EtherCAT (SoE), providing deterministic communication for coordinated motion. Dynamic braking energy is handled by an onboard braking transistor that routes excess DC bus voltage to a resistor bank. The port set supports Multi-Ethernet connectivity, allowing the device to join PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, or another supported industrial network without an additional gateway. A local panel provides direct access to operating parameters and status information from the cabinet. The multi-encoder interface accommodates several motor feedback formats, while the SafeMotion option hardware supports additional safety-related motion functions. The DRIVE Runtime environment uses Version 05 software for the installed control functions.
