VAC2-D30-A
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The VAC2-D30-A is manufactured by Okuma as part of their VAC Spindle Drive Series. It had a Optical Interface and the D30 power supply.
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Product Description:
The VAC2-D30-A industrial servo drive is a highly durable control device produced by Okuma to accurately control the speed, position, and general operation of industrial motors used in production and processing systems. This controller is a modular device that can operate at a top level for more than five years without requiring any major repair operation; this high durability makes this servo drive the preferred choice of industrial operators that seek cost-effectiveness and flexibility in their industrial manufacturing systems. The VAC2-D30-A industrial servo drive is manufactured with high metal content; this makes it possible for industrial operators to recycle the device after its service life has been exhausted; it also allows the servo drive to operate smoothly in industrial conditions considered harsh for convectional control devices.
The VAC2-D30-A industrial servo drive contains a seven-segment light-emitting diode designed to provide operators with information on the operational status of the servo system in real-time. The information communicated by these diodes is sent in the form of shortcodes or error messages; the meaning of these codes is clearly stated in the documentation of the controller.
The VAC2-D30-A industrial servo drive is designed to operate with an input voltage that falls between 180 to about 220 Volts, at a frequency of 50 to 60 hertz. This servo drive connects to the motor through two main types of electrical cables; The power cable and the motor feedback cable. To prevent sudden mechanical breakdown or industrial accidents, operators must ensure these two cables meet the international standards as stated in the documentation of the controller. The permissible temperature range at which this controller can be operated falls between 0 to about 50 degrees Celsius.
