PC832-102-N-4122-11
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PC/PCE800 Series Servo Drive manufactured by Pacific Scientific. This Servo Drive features a Power Level of 2.7A RMS cont. @ 25-40 degrees C, 5.3A RMS peak along with a Command Interface Designation of RS-232/485, +/-V dc, Step/Dir., Indexing.
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Danaher is a world-renowned technology and science innovator that has made it their mission to solve their customer's complex needs so as to improve operations and thereby improve the quality of life of people all over the globe. Danaher operates more than 30 companies which help to allow them the ability to meet the needs of their customers. The PC832-102-N-4122-11 is just one of the many high-quality parts from the company that is still helping customers across the globe today.
This part is a brushless servo drive that is all digital. It is designed to provide customers with quality, speed, functionality, cost-effectiveness, and innovation. It is designed to be compact to help make installation easy. However, do not be fooled by the size of this drive as it is quite a powerful option. The drive is capable of a continuous RMS of 2.7 A and a peak RMS of 5.3 A at 25 to 40 degrees Celsius.
The command interface on the PC832-102-N-4122-11 is according to designation RS 232/485. The unit has a factory assigned customization code and no accessories. This servo drive was designed by its manufacturer to be mounted for operation, inside a cabinet. The unit will operate on three-phase balanced mains from 380 to 480 VAC. The TB1-1, 2 control power is usually a 115 to 240 VAC single phase that has been referenced to neutral.
It is recommended that this servo drive is mounted inside a cabinet with a solid, flat, mounting surface that is electrically conductive and connected to protective ground earth. The manufacturers recommend the use of only Pacific Scientific cables as these are what were used to test the drives.
