AKD-P01206-NBEC-0000 Kollmorgen
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The AKD-P01206-NBEC-0000 is a servo drive from the AKD Servo Drives series, manufactured by Kollmorgen. It features EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity and a nominal current of 12 Arms. The drive has a rated input power of 3.82 KVA and supports supply voltages of 120 or 240 Vac. Weighing 2 kilograms, this model is the Standard USA customization variant and features a position indexer drive version.
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The AKD-P01206-NBEC-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with EtherCAT connectivity, well suited for tightly coordinated machine control. The Position Indexer version and 12 Arms nominal current give the unit strong appeal for precise motion tasks with dependable continuous performance. Peak output current of 30 Arms over 5 seconds stands out as a valuable advantage for demanding acceleration profiles.
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The AKD-P01206-NBEC-0000 is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen within the AKD Servo Drives series. As a position-controlled power stage, it links a machine motion controller to a three-phase servo motor and converts incoming AC power into regulated motor current. This arrangement supports accurate positioning, repeatable speed control, and responsive torque delivery in packaging equipment, pick-and-place systems, and light machine-tool axes where coordinated motion must remain stable during frequent starts, stops, and direction changes.
The drive accepts a rated supply of 120 / 240 Vac 1~/3~, so it can operate from either single-phase or three-phase mains commonly used in North American control panels. Under continuous duty, the converter draws up to 3.82 kVA and provides a nominal phase current of 12 Arms. For short acceleration periods, it can deliver a peak output of 30 Arms for five seconds, which gives the motor additional torque during rapid indexing and speed changes. Communication with higher-level control systems is handled through EtherCAT, allowing motion commands, status data, and diagnostics to move across one deterministic industrial network.
The drive uses the Standard USA configuration, so its labeling, default parameters, and compliance markings match regional wiring conventions. It includes the Position Indexer version, which allows single-axis stand-alone motion sequences to be triggered by digital signals or fieldbus commands without requiring a separate motion card. The unit is supplied with no hardware extension, which leaves out auxiliary I/O and feedback mezzanine options and keeps the internal configuration straightforward. Despite its output capability, the enclosure mass is only 2 kg, making the drive suitable for DIN rail or backplate mounting in compact multi-axis cabinets where panel space and support load both matter.