Product Details
Product Description
The 2198-D006-ERS3 is a dual-axis inverter from Allen-Bradley’s Kinetix 5700 series, designed for precise motor control in high-performance applications. It provides dual-axis capability, high-speed communication, and flexible voltage support, making it ideal for servo and motion control systems.
Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
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Model Number: 2198-D006-ERS3
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Product Line: Kinetix 5700
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Product Type: Dual Axis Inverter / Servo Drive
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Weight: 9.31 lbs (4.22 kg)
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Input Voltage: 458–747 VDC
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Main Input Current: 2.7 A
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Control Input Voltage: 24 VDC
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Control Input Current: 5.5 A
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Output Voltage: 0–460 VACrms, 3-phase
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Output Frequency: 0–590 Hz
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Continuous Output Current (RMS): 2.5 A
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Peak Output Current (0-peak): 8.8 A
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Peak Output Current (RMS): 6.3 A
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Continuous Output Power: 0.9 kW @ 240 VAC (half power), 1.7 kW @ 480 VAC
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Module Width: 55 mm
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Internal Capacitance: 165 μF
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Torque: 4.4–5.3 lb·in (0.5–0.6 N·m)
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28V Inrush Current: 4.0 A
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Velocity Loop Bandwidth: 300 Hz
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Current Loop Bandwidth: 1000 Hz
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Communication Interface: Two Ethernet/IP ports
Key Features
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High-performance dual-axis inverter for synchronized motion control
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Supports wide DC input range with robust output performance
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Ethernet/IP connectivity enables real-time network communication
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Compact design for tight cabinet integration
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High-speed current and velocity loops for precise servo control
Applications
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Robotics and automated assembly lines
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High-precision conveyor and packaging systems
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Multi-axis machine tools and servo-driven equipment
FAQ / Similar Models
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Q: Can this inverter drive two independent motors simultaneously?
A: Yes, it supports dual-axis operation with independent current and velocity loops. -
Q: Which series is most comparable for higher power applications?
A: Kinetix 6000 series offers higher power and multi-axis scalability.
Additional Information
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