AKD-P01207-NACN-0054 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P01207-NACN-0054 is part of the AKD Servo Drives series and acts as a position indexer with CANopen fieldbus connectivity. The drive features a nominal current of 12 Arms and a peak output current of 30 Arms. It supports supply voltages of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase and has a rated input power of 7.65 KVA, with a standard weight of 5.3 kg.
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The AKD-P01207-NACN-0054 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with Position Indexer functionality and CANopen connectivity. A 12 Arms nominal current and 30 Arms peak output current support confident motion control during dynamic load changes. Rated for 240 / 480 Vac 3~ operation, the drive stands out as a capable choice for demanding automation systems.
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The AKD-P01207-NACN-0054 is a digital drive controller produced by Kollmorgen and belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series. It is intended for single-axis motion tasks where precise positioning, speed regulation, and torque control are required in production lines, pick-and-place systems, and packaging machines. By converting three-phase mains power into controlled pulse-width-modulated output, the unit drives brushless servomotors while handling local motion routines inside the drive. This arrangement supports accurate starts, stops, and speed changes without requiring a separate indexer card, which helps keep control cabinets compact.
Internally, the controller is configured as a Position Indexer, allowing stored incremental or absolute move profiles to be triggered by digital inputs or network commands. For supervisory communication, it offers CANopen, which supports standardized process data and diagnostic exchange with a PLC. There is no hardware extension in revision 7, so auxiliary option positions remain vacant and the housing stays within the standard envelope. The inverter supplies a continuous phase current of 12 Arms and can sustain up to 30 Arms for five-second overload demands. This short-term current reserve helps the drive handle acceleration peaks during indexing and positioning sequences.
The device is categorized in the AKD Servo Drive product family and absorbs a nominal apparent power of 7.65 kVA during continuous duty. It accepts 240/480 Vac 3~ mains input, allowing use on low- or medium-voltage three-phase systems without hardware changes. The enclosure and internal heat sink together weigh 5.3 kg, which helps keep panel loading manageable during installation. This power range suits midsize rotary servomotors used in applications that need frequent indexing, steady speed regulation, and repeatable torque control.