10.S4.D30-4M00 KEB
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The 10.S4.D30-4M00 is a servo controller by KEB in the S4 Combivert Servo Controllers series. It features a rated output current of 6.4 Amps, a peak current of 22 Amps for up to 200 milliseconds, and supports 3-phase input with an input current of 7 Amps. The controller has a protection rating of IP20 and can handle a maximum motor line length of 50 meters.
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The 10.S4.D30-4M00 is a KEB S4 Combivert servo controller built for precise motion control, with 400 V class operation and 3-phase input. Rated output current of 6.4 A and 22 A peak current support stable servo response during changing load conditions. IP20 protection and 64 µs current sampling make the controller a strong choice for responsive cabinet-mounted drive control.
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The 10.S4.D30-4M00 is a servo controller manufactured by KEB within the S4 Combivert Servo Controllers series. It conditions incoming three-phase power and generates precisely timed pulse patterns so that synchronous or asynchronous drives can be positioned, accelerated, and decelerated under PLC supervision. Typical installations place the unit in a control cabinet, where it exchanges command words, sensor signals, and motor feedback to coordinate motion on assembly cells, pick-and-place modules, or conveyor axes. This arrangement lets one compact drive manage both speed regulation and positioning tasks in automated equipment.
The analog command interface uses 12-bit signed resolution, while status can be passed to supervisory hardware through an 8-bit analog output. The current regulator updates every 64 µs, allowing quick correction when the load changes during motion. On the supply side, the drive draws 7 A from a circuit in the 400 V voltage class and is protected upstream by a 10 A fuse. Motor wiring can extend as far as 50 m from the cabinet without exceeding the permitted line impedance. During rapid acceleration, the inverter can deliver a temporary motor phase current of 22 A, giving added torque capacity before thermal limiting begins.
Overload operation is limited to 200 ms, after which the controller returns to its continuous current rating of 6.4 A; that value also matches the locked-rotor threshold. The enclosure has an IP20 protection rating, so the unit is intended for installation inside a protected cabinet rather than direct exposure on the machine. Digital control lines use an input impedance of 2.7 kΩ, each output can supply 20 mA, and the integrated relay contact can switch 30 V DC at 1 A for interlocking or fault signaling. These I/O characteristics support coordination with external sensors, logic circuits, and status indications during normal machine operation.
