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New 460 VAC SureServo2 Servo Systems

October 2, 2023

New 460 VAC SureServo2 Servo Systems

This lineup of SureServo2 servo systems now includes systems which accept 460 VAC three-phase input power. 

With output power from 400W to 15kW, these 12 new perfectly matched sets of servo motors, drives, cables and accessories have all the features of their existing SureServo2 servo systems: on-board motion controller with registration, electronic camming and event-based logic control, 24-bit encoders for precise feedback, Safe Torque Off (STO) for machine safety compliance, option modules for EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP, professionally manufactured cables in 4 convenient lengths, and so much more. 

And just like the 120/240 VAC models, they accept pulse and direction inputs (or CW/CCW pulses), analog velocity or torque (+/-10V) inputs, external encoder (follower) signals, and allow full command and control across EtherNet/IP or Modbus TCP Ethernet networks. They can be programmed via the front panel keypad or use the free configuration software; built-in oscilloscope and multiple auto-tuning modes can perfect your system?s performance.

The 460VAC SureServo2 drives start at $460.00 (SV2A-4040), and the matching 400W motors start at $360.00(SV2L-404N).

SureServo2 systems combine a high-performance servo motor with a servo amplifier (drive) to achieve extremely accurate position, velocity, or torque control. High-level automatic tuning offers a variety of modes for improving system performance. Select system size based on power/torque requirements. Add power and feedback cables plus an I/O breakout module for a complete system.

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