AKD-P01206-NACC-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P01206-NACC-0000 is a servo drive from the AKD Servo Drives series that supports EtherCAT and CANopen fieldbus connectivity. It provides a nominal current of 12 Arms with a peak output current of 30 Arms for 5 seconds, and has a rated input power of 3.82 KVA. The drive weighs 2 kg and operates at 120 or 240 Vac input.
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The AKD-P01206-NACC-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive that stands out for Position Indexer control and EtherCAT/CANopen connectivity. A 12 Arms nominal current and 30 Arms peak output current make the unit a strong choice for responsive motion applications.
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The AKD-P01206-NACC-0000 is a digital servo drive developed by Kollmorgen for the AKD Servo Drives series. It serves as the power and control interface between a PLC or motion controller and a permanent-magnet synchronous motor, regulating torque, speed, and position during automated motion. The compact housing supports use in packaging lines, pick-and-place gantries, and other coordinated machinery where accurate axis response is required. Its layout also helps keep panel wiring organized when several drive axes are installed in the same cabinet. It is suited to machines that need repeatable starts, stops, and speed changes without sacrificing closed-loop stability during frequent cycle changes.
This unit is supplied in the Standard USA customization and accepts a mains input of 120 / 240 Vac, single-phase or three-phase. Under nominal input conditions, the converter can provide 3.82 kVA of continuous power to the motor. The output stage delivers a nominal current of 12 Arms and can reach 30 Arms for 5 seconds during acceleration or short shock loads. This current capability supports medium-inertia axes that need temporary torque peaks without forcing the drive into immediate thermal limiting. The input flexibility also makes the unit easier to integrate into machines that use different branch supply arrangements.
The drive uses the Position Indexer control package, allowing stand-alone indexing moves that can be triggered through discrete I/O or over the network. Real-time communication is available through EtherCAT and CANopen, supporting cyclic data exchange with higher-level controllers and coordinated motion with other axes. No auxiliary option cards are installed, and the installed extension revision is 7, which helps keep the housing compact. The drive has a mass of 2 kg, so it fits well in dense panel layouts where space and mounting load matter. This arrangement supports local motion sequences while maintaining network connectivity for status, commands, and synchronization.
