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PSR4/5A-220-0003 Kollmorgen

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The PSR4/5A-220-0003 is a Kollmorgen power supply with regen for BDS and ACS systems built for 230 VAC operation. A 20 Amps/Phase current rating with 80 A RMS peak current for 50 msec supports confident servo power delivery during transient demand. External regen capability at 700 W adds valuable braking support for dynamic motion applications.

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Product Description:

The PSR4/5A-220-0003 belongs to the PSR Servo Power Supplies series manufactured by Kollmorgen. Designed as a regenerative power supply for BDS and ACS motion systems, it converts an industrial AC input into a regulated DC bus that feeds multiple servo amplifiers and returns excess kinetic energy to an external resistor network. Stable DC power and controlled regenerative braking support coordinated multi-axis machinery in automated assembly, packaging, and material-handling cells.

This supply accepts a mains voltage of 230 VAC. After soft-start charging, the internal capacitors produce a nominal bus voltage of 325 VDC, with a 380 VDC hysteresis threshold and a 390 VDC ceiling for overvoltage protection. The continuous output current is rated at 20 A per phase, while brief acceleration demands can draw 40 A RMS for 2 seconds or 80 A RMS for 50 milliseconds. A soft-start circuit completes the initial charge in 25 ms and limits the initial surge to 150 A. The control electronics use a separate 115 VAC supply, which isolates the logic circuits from DC bus disturbances. Standard mechanical options provide flexibility for cabinet mounting, and an internal fault relay rated for 1 A at 120 VAC or 2 A at 28 VDC can signal a connected drive or PLC circuit.

The unit provides 0.00297 F of energy storage, giving the DC bus enough reserve to withstand brief mains dips without triggering undervoltage faults. Regenerative energy is handled externally; when the bus voltage rises, up to 700 W can be dissipated through a 5.8 Ω resistor enabled for the applicable input configuration. Internal heat dissipation reaches 150 W, so the cabinet must provide sufficient panel airflow to keep the power semiconductors within their operating temperature limits.

Bus Capacitance
0.00297 F
Bus Hysteresis Voltage
380 VDC
Bus Maximum Voltage
390 VDC
Bus Nominal Voltage
325 VDC
Control Power
115 VAC
Current Rating
20 Amps/Phase
Electrical Regen Options
External Regen (230 VAC Only)
External Regen Power
700 W
External Regen Resistance
5.8 Ohm
Fault Relay Ac Rating
1 A At 120 VAC
Fault Relay Dc Rating
2 A At 28 VDC
Internal Heat Dissipation
150 W
Mechanical Options
Standard Options
Peak Current (2 Sec, 3 Phase)
40 A RMS
Peak Current (50 Msec, 3 Phase)
80 A RMS
Product Type
Power Supply with Regen for BDS and ACS Systems
Soft Start Charge Time
25 Msec
Soft Start Surge Current
150 A
Voltage Rating
230 VAC

Frequently Asked Questions about PSR4/5A-220-0003:

Q: What is the nominal bus voltage for the PSR4/5A-220-0003 power supply?

A: The PSR4/5A-220-0003 operates with a nominal DC bus voltage of 325 VDC.

Q: What is the continuous current rating per phase for the PSR4/5A-220-0003?

A: This model supports a continuous current rating of 20 Amps per phase.

Q: What control power input is needed for the PSR4/5A-220-0003?

A: It requires 115 VAC for control power operation.

Q: What external regeneration capability does the PSR4/5A-220-0003 offer?

A: The PSR4/5A-220-0003 provides an external regeneration option at 700 W power for 230 VAC systems.

Q: What are the soft start charge time and surge current for the PSR4/5A-220-0003?

A: Soft start charging takes 25 milliseconds, with a surge current of up to 150 A.

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