Product Description:

The AKD-T02407-NBAN-0000 is a servo amplifier produced by Kollmorgen and supplied within the AKD Servo Drives series. As a drive controller, it interfaces between the AC supply and a synchronous or induction motor to command speed, torque, and position loops in industrial automation cells. This arrangement lets the drive regulate motor current internally while exchanging control commands and status data with the surrounding machine control system. It belongs to the AKD Servo Drives platform for motion axes that require high dynamic response. The unit uses the standard AKD mechanical footprint, which helps keep cabinet layouts consistent across power ranges.

The drive has a continuous output capability of 24 Arms, and for acceleration bursts it can deliver 48 Arms for five seconds. To support those currents, it accepts a three-phase supply of 240 / 480 Vac and draws a rated apparent power of 15.2 kVA at the S1 duty class. This electrical range belongs to the BASIC option level, so the drive supports core servo functions such as torque, velocity, and position loops. The available current margin supports short, high-demand moves without immediate thermal derating. These power values make the unit suitable for controlled acceleration and deceleration of medium-inertia axes.

The ordering code marks the build as Standard USA, indicating settings for 60 Hz line power and English-language diagnostics. Command signals enter through an Analog interface, so the drive can follow ±10 V velocity references or ±2.5 V torque commands from a PLC. This arrangement suits installations that rely on conventional analog wiring rather than network-based command channels. The hardware extension is None (rev 8+), which means no auxiliary I/O boards are installed. The standard-width enclosure has a mass of 5.3 kg, which supports stable mounting and helps resist vibration after installation.