Product Description:

The AKD-P02406-NCPN-0000 is an AC servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen for the AKD Servo Drives series. Designed for machine tools, packaging stations, and material-handling axes, the unit converts line power into regulated current for synchronous and induction motors. By integrating drive intelligence with networked control, it supplies precise position, velocity, and torque loops that support repeatable motion in automated equipment. This arrangement also allows the drive to respond quickly to changing load conditions during indexing, speed changes, and coordinated axis movement. It can be used where the motor must accelerate, hold speed, and settle at commanded positions with consistent control response.

The unit uses the Position Indexer function, so target positions and incremental moves can be executed directly from onboard motion tables without requiring a separate PLC motion task. Communication with upper-level controllers occurs through PROFINET RT, giving deterministic cyclic data exchange on factory Ethernet. The power stage accepts a line supply of 120 / 240 Vac 1~/3~, allowing either single-phase or three-phase mains to be used. Under continuous duty, the inverter delivers 24 Arms, while short 5-second bursts up to 48 Arms are available for acceleration and temporary peak demand before output limiting intervenes. This combination supports both standalone motion sequences and networked axis control within the same drive.

The output stage is sized for a power throughput of 7.6 KVA, supporting sustained operation within the listed current range. With a mass of 3.7 kg, the cabinet-mount module remains compact for dense multi-axis layouts and is easier to handle during panel installation. The drive is supplied in the Standard USA version, so the configuration matches common North American electrical practice. Its compact form also helps conserve enclosure space where several axes must be grouped in one control cabinet. The enclosure is suited to control panels that need multiple coordinated axes in a limited amount of space.