M.1015.6928 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen M.1015.6928 is a motor power cable from the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series designed for connecting a drive to an NSM Series motor. This 50 foot shielded cable features a 360 degree backshell shield, straight connector style, and includes U, V, W, and ground power leads. It is available with brown, black, blue, and green/yellow lead colors, and measures 15 meters in length.
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The M.1015.6928 is a Kollmorgen motor power cable designed for drive-to-NSM series motor connection. Shielded construction with 360° backshell shielding supports clean power transmission and solid EMI control. A straight connector style and 50 ft cable length make the assembly a strong choice for organized servo installations.
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The M.1015.6928 is a factory-terminated servo cable manufactured by Kollmorgen for use in the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series. It is supplied as a dedicated motor power link between a compatible drive and an NSM series servo motor, allowing power transmission without separate field wiring. In automated machinery, the cable carries three-phase motor current and protective earth, providing a ready-made interface that matches the electrical and mechanical conventions of the drive and motor families.
The assembly is supplied in a length of 50 ft, which supports installations where the drive cabinet is some distance from the axis it controls. Kollmorgen classifies the assembly as a motor power cable, so the conductors are sized for continuous motor current rather than low-level feedback signals. The cable is intended for a connection from a drive to an NSM series motor, confirming that its pinout and insulation ratings align with that motor platform. Four power leads identified as U, V, W, and GND are molded into the jacket so phase order and protective earth are maintained during installation. The entire core is shielded to limit radiated noise from high-frequency pulse-width modulation edges, reducing common-mode interference that could affect nearby control wiring.
The backshell uses a 360° shield connection, encircling the braid to provide a low-impedance grounding path at the device end. A straight connector profile keeps the cable parallel to the motor housing or cabinet bulkhead, which is useful where space in front of the connector is limited. Shield termination occurs at the drive end, directing high-frequency return currents to the inverter chassis rather than the motor frame. The individual conductors are color-coded brown, black, blue, and green/yellow, allowing the motor phases and protective earth conductor to be identified without consulting a wiring diagram.
