LXM62DD27E21000 Lexium 62 9A Embedded Safety Single Drive

The LXM62DD27E21000 is a single-axis Lexium 62 servo drive for 9 A continuous output and 27 A three-second peak demand. Its 4.3 kW motor power class suits dynamic axes that need substantial acceleration torque in a modular PacDrive 3 platform.

As an E-suffix model, it is the embedded-safety single-drive variant used in supported Safety over SERCOS architectures. This allows the motion axis and its safety-oriented configuration to be engineered within the same coordinated control environment.

Key Features

· Single-axis drive rated 9 A continuous and 27 A peak

· 4.3 kW continuous motor power class

· E-suffix embedded-safety hardware architecture

· Supports safety-oriented integration over the SERCOS system

· 8 kHz switching and SERCOS III real-time communication

· Modular shared-bus design for mixed Lexium 62 axis groups

Typical Applications

· High-dynamic cutter, pusher, and indexing axes

· Guarded material handling with an integrated safety project

· Single medium-power axis in multi-axis packaging equipment

· PacDrive 3 machines using E-suffix embedded-safety drives

Compatibility and Selection Note

LXM62DD27E21000 | FAQ AND SEO

FAQ

1. Is this model a double drive?

No. LXM62DD27E21000 is a single-axis embedded-safety drive.

2. What current is available continuously?

The continuous output rating is 9 A; the 27 A figure is the three-second peak class.

3. What does embedded safety change?

It provides the hardware variant used for supported safety communication and functions within a Safety over SERCOS architecture.

4. Can it be used without a safety project?

The module must be integrated according to the selected control and safety architecture. All safety functions require correct engineering and validation.

5. Is 4.3 kW enough to select the motor?

No. Current, torque-speed profile, feedback, cable compatibility, inertia, duty cycle, cooling, and mechanical transmission must also be checked.

6. Which suffix must match during replacement?

Match the complete E suffix and full order code, then verify firmware, project data, safety configuration, accessories, and installed hardware generation.