MDU-0404-F
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The MDU-0404-F is manufactured by Okuma as part of their MDU Servo Drive Series. The MDU-0404-F featured a rated input of DC 283-325V and a AC200V 3-ph Variable Frequency rated output. The MDU-0404-F also features a 50 kA RMS SYM SCCR.
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Okuma saves a lot of hassle by developing reliable, sustainable, and energy-efficient motion control devices. These devices are used for automation purposes in various industrial sectors.
The MDU-0404-F model comes with a space-saving design and modern technology. The servo drive, as suggested by the name, is used to control the output of the servo motor in your drive system. The MDU servo drive module has a permissible operating temperature range starting from 0 to +40 degree Celsius. The servo drive can be operated in a moisture content below 90% and may fail to work in icing or moisture condensation. The outdoor location with no coverage is not a suitable location for this model. However, the MDU servo drive is protected with a cover plate, but it is sensitive to moisture condensation or liquids (oil, coolants, etc.). The device should be configured prior to the operation. Call our customer service or technical team to configure or set up if you don’t have one.
The model MDU-0404-F is designed to be used with two servo motors at a time. The model saves time, money, and hassle of installing another drive unit if your system has two servo motors. The drive unit is shipped to any country you live. The company makes sure that the product being shipped is well-inspected and tested to avoid any possible inconvenience. These efforts of customer services and care have won customers hearts in the global market. Wake Industrial is a reliable supplier for this servo drive unit MDU-0404-F. Use protective devices to break the circuit in case of any fluctuations in the power supply that may possibly damage the module.
