Product Description:

The AKD-P04807-NCEC-0000 is a Kollmorgen AC servo drive that belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series. It is intended for closed-loop motion control in industrial automation, where it converts a fixed three-phase mains supply into a regulated, variable-frequency output for precise motor positioning. This type of control is commonly used where the motor must start, stop, and reverse with repeatable timing. Deployed alongside PLCs or dedicated motion controllers, the drive executes commands for axes used in packaging lines, pick-and-place gantries, and assembly cells while coordinating torque, speed, and position to maintain process accuracy.

The drive accepts a rated supply of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, so panels can be wired to either common low-voltage or high-voltage plant distribution networks. Under continuous S1 duty, it delivers a nominal output current of 48 Arms, matching mid-frame servomotors without requiring external heat sinks. For brief acceleration or load disturbances, the current can reach 96 Arms for up to five seconds, giving extra torque headroom without thermal derating. Incoming power is limited by a 40.9 kVA rating, which guides conductor sizing, fuse selection, and transformer capacity in the installation. Communication and parameter exchange occur over EtherCAT, allowing deterministic cycle times and straightforward integration with distributed I/O and higher-level motion libraries. The available current range supports fast speed changes and short-duration torque peaks during indexed motion.

The drive uses the Position Indexer version, which executes stored move sequences internally and reduces real-time traffic on the fieldbus. This helps the controller handle indexed positioning tasks without continuous command streaming from the network. This unit has the Standard USA customization, so its labeling and protection features comply with North American electrical codes. Mechanical footprint is constrained by a mass of 11.5 kg, so cabinet rails or backplates must support that weight while maintaining required airflow around the heatsink. The drive's mass also matters when it is mounted on a vertical backplate beside neighboring power components.