S74802-NANAPM-NA-030 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen S74802-NANAPM-NA-030 is part of the S700 Servo Drives series and weighs 13 kilograms, with dimensions of 386 mm in height, 190 mm in width, and 244 mm in depth. This servo drive has a rated current of 48 Arms and peak output current of 96 Arms for up to 5 seconds, along with dual channel STO capability and a protection rating of IP20. It operates at a voltage rating of 208 to 480 volts and has a noise emission of 62 dB(A).
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The S74802-NANAPM-NA-030 is a Kollmorgen S700 servo drive built for precise motion applications, with 48 Arms rated current and 96 Arms peak output current. Dual-channel STO and IP20 protection support dependable integration in controlled industrial cabinets. The 8 kHz switching frequency is a strong advantage for smooth drive performance.
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The S74802-NANAPM-NA-030 is a Kollmorgen servo drive in the S700 Servo Drives series for controlling synchronous and induction motors in automated machinery. It occupies 190 mm of cabinet width, has a height of 386 mm, extends 244 mm in depth, and weighs 13 kg, which helps it fit compact control panels where several axes share limited mounting space. By converting three-phase mains power into controlled output phases, the drive delivers the torque, speed, and position control needed in packaging lines, pick-and-place axes, and gantry systems. It can be used wherever accurate motor regulation is needed for repeatable motion in automated equipment.
The unit accepts input power from 208 to 480 V and provides a continuous phase current of 48 A rms. For short acceleration demands, output can rise to 96 A rms, and the converter operates with a carrier switching rate of 8 kHz to help reduce harmonic torque. The enclosure has an IP20 rating, so the drive must be installed inside a protective cabinet, and the internal bus design limits residual voltage drop to 6 V to support dynamic response. A switch-on frequency of 30 cycles per hour helps limit inrush stress on upstream contactors. The PosI/O expansion card adds fast digital position channels for distributed motion tasks, and this variant uses standard PCBs.
A feeder rated at 35 kVA can supply the inverter, and peak current can be sustained for 5 s before thermal foldback occurs. Functional safety is provided through dual-channel STO, which removes motor torque without delay or auxiliary contactors. During operation, the cooling fan produces 62 dB(A) of sound pressure when the unit runs inside a closed panel. Diagnostic memory stores fault traces so overload events and cabinet thermal behavior can be reviewed against the allowed single-cycle and hourly operating limits. That stored data supports fault analysis after repeated high-load operation.