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Copley Controls Drives: Buy, Repair, and Replacement Services
Get a quote FAST for all Copley Controls drives from Wake Industrial; receive a response in as fast as 15 minutes. Request a quote now or call 1-888-633-9522. Copley Controls produces digital servo and stepper drives for precision motion systems used in industrial automation, robotics, CNC equipment, packaging machinery, mobile platforms, and other multi-axis applications. Its drive portfolio includes panel-mounted units for electrical enclosures, compact modules for embedded motion control, and ruggedized models designed for demanding operating environments.
Wake Industrial supplies new surplus and reconditioned Copley Controls drives, repairs failed units, and helps customers replace obsolete or difficult-to-find models. Available products include Accelnet, Accelus, Junus, Xenus, and legacy Copley amplifiers. Every product and completed repair is covered by Wake Industrial’s one-year warranty.
Copley Controls panel drives are suited to control cabinets, electrical enclosures, packaging machines, CNC equipment, assembly systems, and other applications that require accessible single- or dual-axis motion control. Module drives support embedded OEM designs, compact robots, robotic joints, medical equipment, semiconductor machinery, and high-density multi-axis assemblies where space, wiring length, and thermal integration are important. Ruggedized drives are used in mobile robotics, automated guided vehicles, off-highway equipment, outdoor machinery, aerospace systems, and industrial installations exposed to shock, vibration, dust, moisture, or extended temperatures. Accelnet and Accelus drives control brushless, brushed, linear, and voice-coil motors in positioning, velocity, and torque applications, while Junus controllers provide sensorless control for brushed DC motors. Xenus drives address higher-power AC servo applications, synchronized machinery, robotics, and demanding multi-axis systems requiring network communication, advanced feedback, or Safe Torque Off.
Copley Controls Panel Drives
Panel drives are designed for installation in control cabinets, electrical enclosures, and machine-mounted control assemblies. Their enclosed construction and standardized mounting arrangements provide access for wiring, commissioning, diagnostics, and future replacement. The format is available in single-axis and dual-axis configurations for centralized or distributed motion-control systems.
Copley’s panel-drive families include Accelnet, Accelus, Junus, Stepnet, Xenus, and newer PLUS variants. These families cover brushed DC motor control, stepper operation, and high-performance servo control of rotary and linear motors. Configuration and tuning are completed through Copley Motion Explorer software, while the available command and network interfaces depend on the selected drive family.
Product | Series | Drive Format | Key Specifications |
Accelus | Single-axis panel servo drive | RS-232; analog, PWM, and step/direction commands | |
Accelus | Single-axis panel servo drive | RS-232; incremental encoder feedback | |
Accelus | Single-axis panel servo drive | High-current model; incremental encoder feedback | |
Junus | Panel-mounted DC motor controller | Sensorless velocity feedback; analog and PWM commands | |
Junus | Panel-mounted DC motor controller | Sensorless velocity feedback; RS-232 configuration | |
Junus | Panel-mounted DC motor controller | DC-powered operation; torque and velocity control | |
Junus | Panel-mounted DC motor controller | 20–180 VDC; 15 A continuous; 30 A peak | |
Xenus Plus | AC-powered panel servo drive | Single-axis configuration; networked motion control | |
Xenus Plus | AC-powered panel servo drive | 100–240 VAC; 12 A continuous; 36 A peak | |
Xenus Plus | AC-powered panel servo drive | Single-axis configuration; high-current servo control | |
Xenus Plus | Dual-axis panel servo drive | 100–240 VAC; Safe Torque Off; 16 kHz current loop |
The Accelus models provide panel-mounted torque and velocity control for BLAC, BLDC, DC brush, linear, and voice-coil motors. Available command interfaces include analog, PWM, and step/direction, while RS-232 supports communication and drive setup. Wake Industrial supplies replacement units and repairs failed Accelus drives used in industrial motion systems. Junus drives are intended for brushed DC motor applications and derive sensorless velocity feedback from motor back EMF. This control method eliminates the need for an external encoder in supported torque- and velocity-control applications.
Copley Controls Module Drives
Module drives are board-level motion controllers intended for integration into OEM electronics, robotic joints, compact machinery, and multi-axis control assemblies. Their embedded format allows the machine designer to define the external connectors, heat sinking, enclosure, and wiring arrangement. Short power and feedback connections can also simplify dense installations where multiple axes must fit within limited space.
Copley module-drive families include Accelnet, Nano, Stepnet, Argus, M-Series, and Integrated Servo Drive products. Available designs range from miniature single-axis controllers to three- and four-axis modules. Depending on the family, module drives can support EtherCAT, CANopen, EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, Modbus TCP, RS-232, absolute feedback devices, and Safe Torque Off.
Product | Series | Drive Format | Key Specifications |
Accelnet | Compact DC servo drive | CANopen; RS-232 configuration; digital servo control | |
Accelnet | DC-powered servo drive | CANopen networking; brushless and brushed motor control | |
Accelnet | PCB-mount servo module | 20–180 VDC; 18 A peak; CANopen or RS-232 | |
Accelnet | Compact servo drive | Networked digital control; compact OEM integration | |
Xenus | Compact digital servo amplifier | 6 A continuous; 18 A peak; CANopen and RS-232 |
Accelnet drives provide digital control for BLAC, BLDC, DC brush, linear motors, and voice coils. Panel and module configurations support space-constrained machinery, distributed networks, and embedded OEM designs. Available communication methods include CANopen, DeviceNet, and RS-232, depending on the exact model.
Copley Controls Ruggedized Drives
Ruggedized drives are intended for motion systems exposed to shock, vibration, dust, moisture, extended temperatures, or other environmental stresses. Typical applications include mobile robotics, vehicles, off-highway equipment, outdoor automation, aerospace systems, and distributed motion equipment installed outside conventional control cabinets.
Copley’s ruggedized portfolio includes Accelnet, Argus, Xenus, and Stepnet drive families. Depending on the model, these drives provide industrial Ethernet or CAN-based communication, absolute encoder support, Safe Torque Off, and control for brushless rotary motors, linear motors, voice coils, and stepper motors. Ruggedized Xenus drives are AC-line units engineered to withstand demanding shock, vibration, and temperature conditions.
Product | Series | Drive Format | Key Specifications |
Xenus Plus | Ruggedized AC servo drive | 20 A continuous; 40 A peak; resolver feedback | |
Legacy Copley amplifier | Sealed industrial amplifier | IP67 protection; 240 VAC operation; 5 kg weight |
Gain the Wake Industrial Advantage!
Wake Industrial provides three options for dealing with an unavailable or failed Copley drive: purchase a replacement, submit the existing unit for repair, or source a reconditioned model. This flexibility helps maintenance teams balance equipment condition, production urgency, product availability, and cost without being restricted to a single service path.
New surplus, reconditioned, replacement, and repaired products include a one-year Wake Industrial warranty. Worldwide shipping is available through FedEx, UPS, and DHL, and in-stock products can often ship within 24 to 48 hours. Wake Industrial is an independent supplier and is not an authorized Copley Controls distributor or representative.
