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Kollmorgen S70601-SENA-NA-0X9rUS

Product Description:
Compact bookshelf-style digital servo drive from the S700 family. Provides high dynamic response, programmable macro logic, and multiple feedback options. The “-SENA-” indicates SERCOS interface in slot 1 with EtherCAT and CANopen onboard; “-NA” denotes North America configuration; standard single-channel STO (Safe Torque Off) is included.

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Technical Specifications:
  • Supply Voltage:​ 3Ø 208 … 480 V AC +10 % / −10 %, 50/60 Hz (grounded wye)
  • Rated Output Current (S1):​ 6 A RMS continuous
  • Peak Output Current:​ 18 A RMS (short duration)
  • Rated Input Power (S1 operation):​ 4.5 kVA
  • Max. DC Bus Link Voltage:​ 900 V DC
  • Aux. Control Voltage:​ 24 V DC ±10 %, electrically isolated, internal fuse protected
  • Switching / PWM Frequency:​ Configurable; current loop update 62.5 µs
  • Feedback Supported:​ Resolver, Incremental Encoder (RS-422), SinCos 1 Vpp, EnDat 2.1/2.2, BiSS, HIPERFACE (depending on firmware)
  • Interface Cards:​ Slot 1 populated with SERCOS; Slots 2 & 3 empty (expandable)
  • Programmable I/O:​ 2 × analog inputs (±10 V), 4 × digital inputs, 2 × digital outputs
  • Safety:​ Single-channel STO (IEC 61800-5-2), soft-start, phase-failure detection, overtemp, overcurrent, short-circuit protection
  • Brake Output:​ 24 V DC / max 2 A holding brake control (not for personnel safety)
  • Enclosure Rating:​ IP20 (install inside control cabinet)
  • Mounting:​ Vertical orientation recommended; allow minimum 50 mm above/below for airflow
  • Operating Temp.:​ 0 … +40 °C (up to 45 °C with derating)
  • Dimensions (W×H×D):​ approx. 60 × 200 × 165 mm
  • Weight:​ approx. 1.6 kg
Features:
  • IEC 61131-2compliant digital I/O
  • Macro programming (structured text, 128 kB memory)
  • Onboard oscilloscope function via Kollmorgen WorkBench
  • Regenerative energy management via external brake resistor
Applications:​ Multi-axis packaging lines, printing machinery, robotics, textile machines, retrofitting older SERCOS-based systems.

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