S77202-SNF2-S4 Kollmorgen
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The S77202-SNF2-S4 is an S700 Servo Drive by Kollmorgen featuring a rated current of 72 Arms and peak output current of 140 Arms. It supports dual channel STO capability and operates with a rated input power of 50 kVA. This drive includes a SynqNet interface in Slot 1 and supports a voltage rating of 208 to 480 volts.
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The S77202-SNF2-S4 is a Kollmorgen S700 servo drive with a 208...480V voltage rating and 72 Arms rated current. Dual-channel STO and a SynqNet interface support dependable safety and clean integration in coordinated motion systems. A 140 Arms peak output current makes the unit a strong choice for demanding servo applications.
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The S77202-SNF2-S4 belongs to the S700 Servo Drives series produced by Kollmorgen. As a servo drive, it delivers controlled three-phase power to matched servo motors and forms the axis interface between a motion controller and the mechanical load in automated machinery. The unit’s role in industrial automation is to regulate torque, velocity, and position with tight feedback integration while accepting high-voltage mains supplies typical of plant-level distribution.
This model operates on a mains window of 208–480 V and draws a rated current of 72 Arms, allowing cabinet designers to size breakers and wiring accurately. Its input stage can process up to 50 kVA of apparent power, and the inverter section switches at 8 kHz to generate smooth sinusoidal motor currents. When rapid acceleration is demanded, the drive can supply a peak output of 140 Arms; the current form factor of 1.01 shows harmonic distortion is minimal. A residual 6 V drop across the power section helps calculate heat dissipation, which is listed at 24 W with the output disabled. Cooling is aided by a dedicated fan controller installed on the expansion card, and airflow starts when the heatsink reaches 80 °C. Standard PCBs are fitted, the slot-1 SynqNet interface supports deterministic motion networks, and acoustic output is limited to 68 dB(A) at full load.
The braking circuit handles continuous regeneration up to 8 kW and relies on an external resistor valued at 10 Ω to convert excess kinetic energy into heat. Mechanical switching wear is minimized because only 30 on–off cycles per hour are permitted. Protective functions include Dual channel STO to meet safety-torque-off requirements without extra relays. During operation the enclosure emits no more than 68 dB(A), supporting installation in operator-accessible zones. Together, these characteristics let the drive integrate safely, thermally, and electrically with high-performance servo axes that must decelerate rapidly while staying within noise and duty limits.
