Product Description:

The AKD-T01207-ICAN-0000 servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen within the AKD Servo Drives series. The unit converts three-phase mains power into controlled motor current, enabling precise torque and speed regulation on single-axis or multi-axis machines. Used alongside a motion controller, it supplies closed-loop power to servo motors in packaging lines, material handling cells, and other industrial automation tasks that require tight position control. Its control role centers on delivering stable current to the connected motor during dynamic motion changes.

Its electrical ratings cover both continuous operation and short overload periods. A nominal output capacity of 12 Arms is the steady-state current the power stage can source while maintaining internal temperature limits. For short acceleration bursts, it can raise phase current to 30 Arms for up to five seconds, giving extra torque when starting heavy loads. The mains interface accepts a three-phase input of 240 / 480 Vac, so the same model can be wired to low-voltage or high-voltage plant supplies without tap changes. Line power drawn under rated conditions is 7.65 kVA, which is useful when sizing fusing and cabinet wiring. The controller uses the BASIC drive version for standard motion control tasks.

Local machine signals connect through the I/O option card, while command signals use an Analog interface that allows simple ±10 V velocity or torque references from legacy PLCs. The configuration marked as Standard USA aligns labeling and EMC requirements with North American installations. A standard-width housing weight of 5.3 kg keeps panel loading low and eases handling during installation. This arrangement suits cabinet-mounted servo axes that use discrete I/O and analog reference signals instead of more complex network communication.