Product Description:

The AKD-P00307-NAAN-0000 is a servo amplifier produced by Kollmorgen in the AKD Servo Drives series. Intended for industrial automation, the unit regulates torque, velocity, or position of a matched synchronous motor by converting incoming AC power into controlled output phases. Within a motion system, it serves as the interface between a PLC motion command and the mechanical load, providing closed-loop control and electrical protection for packaging, material handling, and general machinery axes. It can be used where accurate motor response is needed for indexing, speed regulation, and repeatable positioning tasks.

Electrical capacity is based on a rated supply of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, allowing connection to common three-phase mains systems without an external transformer. Under continuous duty, the drive supplies a nominal output of 3 Arms, while short five-second peaks can reach 9 Arms to support acceleration and transient load changes. Thermal and magnetic limits allow a power throughput of 2.24 KVA in the S1 duty category. This version includes the integrated Position Indexer, enabling stand-alone motion sequences such as homing, gearing, and electronic camming. Command data arrives through an Analog interface, so speed or torque references can be provided as ±10 V or 4–20 mA signals from legacy controllers. This makes the unit suitable for retrofit applications where a simple analog command structure is preferred.

For installations that follow North American conventions, the build uses the Standard USA customization, which applies local defaults for fusing, labeling, and related settings. Mechanical dimensions correspond to the standard-width chassis, and the unit has a mass of 2.7 kg, which helps in compact control cabinets with limited panel loading. The hardware extension is None (rev 7), so no additional I/O daughtercards or safety options are installed at the factory. The standard-width housing also supports straightforward placement beside other cabinet devices with typical vertical wiring paths. That layout leaves the base configuration open for systems that use simple analog command structures and do not require preinstalled expansion hardware.