XCS2-W0180ABN-01NETT0ECNN-S03RSN1NNNN0NN Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat XCS2-W0180ABN-01NETT0ECNN-S03RSN1NNNN0NN is part of the XCS Single Axis ctrlX Converters series and features ctrlX DRIVE control hardware. This single-axis converter supports Multi-Ethernet communication and operates with an input voltage range of 3 x AC 200 to 500 V. It delivers a maximum current of 180 Amps and includes hardware-based Safe Torque Off safety and IP20 protection.
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The XCS2-W0180ABN-01NETT0ECNN-S03RSN1NNNN0NN is a single-axis converter manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the XCS Single Axis ctrlX Converters series. Classified as a Generation 2 unit, it connects the plant’s AC mains to a compatible motor and supplies regulated electrical power for controlled motion. The converter manages current according to commands from the machine controller, allowing the connected axis to follow programmed torque, speed, and position profiles. This operating role supports automated machinery that requires coordinated motion from a dedicated axis.
The converter accepts a three-phase supply of 3 × AC 200–500 V (+10% / -15%) and delivers up to 180 A of output current to the connected motor. Heat generated by the power electronics is removed through internal air cooling, so the installation must provide adequate airflow around the unit. The housing has an IP20 degree of protection and is intended for installation inside a closed electrical enclosure. The device is supplied without an operating panel or motor connector set. SafeMotion hardware is installed as Option 1 to support advanced functional safety functions. Its maximum output frequency remains below 599 Hz, so an export license is not required based on the stated frequency threshold.
Command and feedback data are exchanged through Multi-Ethernet interfaces, providing network connectivity between the converter and higher-level control equipment. Deterministic motion communication is handled through the Sercos III protocol, which supports synchronized data exchange for coordinated machine operation. A built-in braking transistor manages regenerated energy produced by the motor during rapid deceleration. The certified Safe Torque Off circuit removes torque-producing power from the motor without requiring external safety relays. Encoder signals enter through the multi-encoder interface included with hardware Option 2, allowing the drive to process motor position and speed feedback. The technology function application slot is empty, leaving it available for application-specific software. The converter is supplied without additional design features, and hardware Option 3 is not installed.
