503-18011-02R1 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen 503-18011-02R1 is a drive from the PIC900 Drives series with a total of 13 actual slots, including 11 I/O slots. It features a NEMA 12 cabinet rating, a vertical mounting orientation, and cabinet clearance of 2 inches. The drive measures 14 inches in height, 21.6 inches in length, and 9 inches in depth, and is designed to operate in temperatures from 7 to 55 degrees Celsius.
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The 503-18011-02R1 backplane belongs to the PIC900 Drives series from Kollmorgen and functions as the mounting frame that interconnects all control, communication, and power modules in a multi-axis drive lineup. By concentrating bus power and signal routing inside one enclosure, it reduces wiring complexity. It also provides a structured location for CPU, motion, and I/O cards that command servo amplifiers on factory equipment.
This backplane provides 13 card positions, giving flexibility to populate a mixture of logic, feedback, and fieldbus boards as needed. A minimum cabinet clearance of 2 in on every side supports convective airflow and simplifies access around the enclosure. The enclosure carries a NEMA 12 rating, so it blocks non-corrosive dust and dripping oil found in typical shop environments. Mechanical dimensions include a depth of 9.0 in and an external height of 14.0 in, figures that help determine panel layout and door swing requirements. Within the rack, slot 1 is reserved for a CSM communications module and slot 2 is dedicated to the CPU, ensuring consistent addressing across PIC900 installations.
The overall length of the assembly reaches 21.6 in, which sets the horizontal footprint when installed in the specified vertical orientation. Of the available positions, 11 are user-selectable I/O slots that accommodate digital or analog interface cards while maintaining uniform wiring paths. Continuous operation is supported across an ambient range of 7 to 55 °C, aligning with the thermal limits of the drive electronics that plug into the rack. Each board mates to a backplane connector that uses a 64-pin female header, providing consistent alignment, keyed insertion, and a standardized signal map for power, data, and control lines.