AKD-P04807-NCAN-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P04807-NCAN-0000 is part of the AKD Servo Drives series and supports a rated supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac in three-phase. This Position Indexer drive has a nominal current of 48 Arms and a peak output current of 96 Arms for five seconds. It features analog fieldbus connectivity and weighs 11.5 kg.
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The AKD-P04807-NCAN-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive in a Position Indexer version with analog fieldbus connectivity. A nominal current of 48 Arms and a 5-second peak output current of 96 Arms give the unit strong headroom for dynamic servo applications. Rated for 240 / 480 Vac 3~ input, the drive is an excellent fit for high-demand motion control platforms.
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The AKD-P04807-NCAN-0000 is a servo amplifier manufactured by Kollmorgen for the AKD Servo Drives series. It functions as a closed-loop power stage that converts three-phase mains energy into controlled motor current for precise velocity and position regulation in industrial automation. Typical roles include coordinated motion on cartoners, indexing tables, and palletizers, where stored motion behavior can reduce reliance on a higher-level controller. Because the power stage regulates motor current directly, it can respond quickly to changing load demands during starts, stops, and dwell-to-move transitions.
This drive is delivered in the Standard USA version for North American installations. It uses the Position Indexer control package, so the unit can store incremental move profiles and execute them from trigger inputs instead of depending on a continuous network command stream. Command and feedback channels rely on Analog connectivity, allowing ±10 V references to be accepted from legacy motion systems. This arrangement suits machines that still use analog command chains or discrete sequence control rather than networked motion buses. The continuous motor phase capability is 48 Arms, which supports medium-to-large servo motors during rated duty. For short accelerations or shock loads, the output current can rise to 96 Arms for five seconds to provide additional torque margin.
The electrical supply must provide 40.9 kVA under S1 conditions when the output is heavily loaded and regenerative energy is low. The drive can be wired to a 240 / 480 Vac 3~ source, which gives flexibility in facilities that use either voltage level. The enclosure with standard width weighs 11.5 kg, so the mounting panel must support a relatively heavy drive body and allow secure fastening during machine operation. Its mass also favors a rigid backplate that limits vibration during use. Classified within the AKD Servo Drive product family, the unit uses the general AKD form factor for cabinet installation.
