Product Description:

The AKD-T01207-NBAN-0000 is a digital servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the AKD Servo Drives series. The unit converts three-phase mains power into controlled current for permanent-magnet servo motors, regulating torque, speed, and position in automated machinery. Operating as the power stage between a motion controller and an axis, it supports high-speed packaging, material handling, and converting equipment where precise feedback-based motion is required. It can therefore be used on axes that need fast response and stable tracking.

During continuous operation, the drive delivers a nominal phase current of 12 Arms, which is the root-mean-square output it can supply indefinitely without thermal derating. For short acceleration bursts, it can reach a peak output of 30 Arms for five seconds, allowing the connected motor to overcome high inertial loads. The power section is rated at 7.65 kVA under duty class S1, indicating the apparent power required from the upstream supply. Electrical compatibility is provided by an input range of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, letting a single hardware type serve both 230 V and 460 V plant mains. Command and feedback signals are exchanged through an analog interface, so the unit pairs with controllers that issue ±10 V references or current loops.

The drive uses the BASIC version, which provides the standard motion feature set without programmable automation controller extensions. It ships in the Standard USA customization, so labeling, fusing, and leakage limits match North American installation practices. The hardware extension is None (rev 8+), so no optional I/O or safety cards are installed. Despite its three-phase power stage, the enclosure weighs only 5.3 kg, which keeps the mounting load low on DIN rails or backplanes and helps limit added mass on moving gantry axes.