S71202-NANANA-NA-024 Kollmorgen
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The S71202-NANANA-NA-024 is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen and is part of the S700 Servo Drives series. It features a maximum DC bus voltage of 900 VDC, a peak output current of 24 Arms, and a rated current of 12 Arms. The drive measures 345 mm in height, 70 mm in width, 243 mm in depth, and weighs 4.4 kg.
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The S71202-NANANA-NA-024 is a Kollmorgen S700 servo drive designed for three-phase AC input across a 208...480 V range. Onboard EtherCAT and CANopen support streamlined network integration, while dual-channel STO adds valuable safety capability. A 12 Arms rated current and 24 Arms peak output current give the drive strong motion-control performance.
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The S71202-NANANA-NA-024 is a Kollmorgen drive in the S700 Servo Drives series. As a servo drive, it supplies regulated current and voltage to synchronous or induction motors so that industrial robots, packaging machines, and material-handling axes can follow precise motion profiles. EtherCAT and CANopen interfaces are integrated on the base hardware, allowing the unit to exchange cyclic data with a PLC without extra communication modules, which simplifies panel design and supports straightforward setup.
The enclosure stands 345 mm high, spans 70 mm in width, and reaches a depth of 243 mm. These compact proportions support high-density cabinet layouts. Total mass is only 4.4 kg, which keeps handling requirements low during installation. The drive has EtherCAT&CANopen onboard, because no expansion card slot is fitted. Standard-grade printed circuit boards are used, and the permitted switch-on and switch-off frequency is 30 cycles per hour, which helps with contactor sizing and machine duty planning. Dual-channel Safe Torque Off removes drive energy during an emergency stop while retaining encoder feedback for position monitoring.
The drive accepts a three-phase AC input from 208 to 480 V and rectifies it to a DC link that can rise to 900 VDC. Continuous motor power is delivered with a current of 12 Arms, while momentary overloads are handled at 24 Arms for up to 2 seconds. The output stage switches at 8 kHz to minimize motor ripple, and the installed 33 Ω brake resistor absorbs 100 W of regenerated energy; if more dissipation is required, an external resistor can handle 1.5 kW. Maximum apparent power drawn from the mains is 9 kVA, so supply conductors and protection devices can be rated accordingly. Peak current events are limited to protect the semiconductors.
