AKD-T00307-ICAN-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-T00307-ICAN-0000 is part of the AKD Servo Drives series and has a nominal current of 3 Arms with a peak output current of 9 Arms for 5 seconds. This BASIC version servo drive operates at a rated input power of 2.24 KVA and supports a supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase. It includes an analog fieldbus connection and an I/O option card, with a standard weight of 2.7 kilograms.
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The AKD-T00307-ICAN-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with analog fieldbus connectivity and a BASIC drive version. Rated at 3 Arms nominal current with 9 Arms peak output current for 5 seconds, this drive offers clean integration and confident servo performance.
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The AKD-T00307-ICAN-0000 is a digital servo drive produced by Kollmorgen and assigned to the AKD Servo Drives series. As a motion control component, it regulates current, velocity, and position for synchronous or induction servomotors in automated machinery. The unit connects the motor to the plant AC mains and to upper-level controllers, converting supply energy into precise three-phase output so that axes follow commanded profiles with minimal latency. It is often used in distributed machine layouts where placing the drive closer to the actuator can shorten motor cable runs and keep cabinet space less crowded.
Electrical performance is based on a three-phase input of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, so the drive can connect to either low- or high-voltage lines. Under continuous S1 duty, it delivers 3 Arms, which suits mid-frame motors used in packaging, assembly, and handling equipment. For brief accelerations, it can supply 9 Arms for five seconds to support torque peaks during indexing or rapid starts. At that loading, the apparent input power is 2.24 kVA, and mains wiring must be sized for that demand. The enclosure weighs 2.7 kg, which eases panel mounting and limits added mass on the backplate.
Functional options match standard North American installations. The unit is marked Standard USA, aligning it with common approval and default control conventions used in that market. The drive uses the BASIC version, providing core current and velocity control while higher-level machine logic remains in an external PLC. Communication with that controller uses an Analog command interface, so reference signals and digital enable lines can be wired directly without a fieldbus. The hardware also includes an I/O option card, adding extra sinking and sourcing channels for limit switches, home sensors, or brake-release solenoids.
