Product Description:

The XCS2-W0180ABN-01AETT0ECNN-S03RSN2NNNN0NN belongs to the XCS Single Axis ctrlX Converters series from Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This Generation 2 single-axis power unit modulates three-phase mains power for servo or induction motors in automated machinery. Integrated into a ctrlX DRIVE platform, the converter supplies regulated output to one motor axis while communicating directly with higher-level controllers over industrial Ethernet networks. Drive power, encoder evaluation, and safety circuitry are combined in one housing, reducing cabinet space and wiring requirements in production cells, packaging stations, and material-handling lines.

The power stage accepts a three-phase AC input of 200 to 500 V, +10%/-15%, allowing the same model to operate from common 240 V or 480 V plant supplies without transformer tap changes. At full load, the inverter delivers up to 180 A, supporting high-torque acceleration for large servo motors. Components are cooled through internal air cooling, which relies on airflow within the cabinet and does not require an external heat sink. The IP20 housing helps prevent accidental contact with internal components but requires installation in a suitable enclosure for protection from dust and liquids. Command and diagnostic traffic use EtherCAT with the SoE protocol, enabling low-jitter cyclic communication in synchronized motion systems.

Functional safety is provided by the built-in Safe Torque Off circuit, which prevents torque-producing motor current when the safety function is activated. SafeMotion hardware can expand the available safety functions when an application requires monitored motion. The Multi-Ethernet interface supports industrial communication options such as PROFINET and EtherNet/IP without additional network cards. Drive processing is handled by the ctrlX DRIVE compute module, which runs DRIVE Runtime and provides access to parameter management and oscilloscope functions. An integrated braking transistor controls the transfer of regenerated energy to a compatible braking resistor during motor deceleration. The converter also includes a multi-encoder interface for different feedback devices and a removable local panel for setup and diagnostics. Its export classification remains below 599 Hz, so special export licensing is generally not required in most regions.