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Product Family: |
Lexium 62 Modular Multi-axis Servo System |
Product Type: |
Servo Drive Module |
Axis Configuration: |
Two Medium-power Servo Axes In One Legacy Module |
Continuous Output Current: |
2 X 9 A |
3-Second Peak Output Current: |
2 X 27 A |
Continuous Motor Power Class: |
2 X 4.3 KW |
DC Bus Voltage: |
250 To 700 VDC |
Control Supply: |
24 VDC |
Communication Interface: |
SERCOS III |
Safety Configuration: |
Legacy B-generation Safety Interface; Verify Installed Documentation |
Switching Frequency: |
8 KHz |
Operating Environment: |
5 To 55 °C, Subject To Installation And Derating Rules |
Hardware Generation: |
Legacy B Hardware Generation; Successor Class LXM62DD27D21000 |
System Context: |
PacDrive 3 And Lexium 62 System Architecture |
LXM62DD27B21000 Lexium 62 Legacy 2 x 9A Double Drive
The LXM62DD27B21000 is a legacy B-generation Lexium 62 double drive with two 9 A continuous servo channels. Each channel provides a 27 A three-second peak and a 4.3 kW continuous motor power class for dynamic medium-power axes in earlier PacDrive 3 machines.
Its main use is exact-model lifecycle support or a carefully engineered modernization plan. LXM62DD27D21000 is the later successor current class, but the change crosses a hardware generation and must be assessed for firmware, safety, connectivity, accessories, and project conversion.
Key Features
· Legacy B-generation double-drive hardware
· Two 9 A continuous servo channels
· 27 A three-second peak and 4.3 kW class per axis
· SERCOS III integration in installed PacDrive 3 systems
· High axis density for two dynamic medium-power mechanisms
· Exact model identification for maintenance and migration planning
Typical Applications
· Service of installed B-generation production machinery
· Exact-code replacement in qualified legacy Lexium 62 cabinets
· Two synchronized medium-power axes in earlier machine platforms
· Planned migration studies from B-generation to D-generation hardware
Compatibility and Selection Note
| The later LXM62DD27D21000 shares the current class but should not be considered automatically interchangeable. Review the machine project, firmware, controller compatibility, safety drawings, connector kit, motor feedback, bus components, parameters, and commissioning process before changing hardware generation. |
LXM62DD27B21000 | FAQ AND SEO
FAQ
1. What generation is LXM62DD27B21000?
It is a legacy B-generation Lexium 62 double drive.
2. What is the continuous current per axis?
Each of the two channels is rated for 9 A continuous output under the specified conditions.
3. Is 27 A a continuous value?
No. It is the three-second peak class per channel; the continuous rating is 9 A per axis.
4. Which model is the later successor class?
LXM62DD27D21000 is the later D-generation model with the corresponding current class.
5. Why can generation migration require engineering work?
Safety architecture, firmware, project format, connectors, accessories, parameter handling, and commissioning requirements may differ.
6. How should an exact replacement be confirmed?
Verify the entire nameplate code, suffix, firmware, machine bill of materials, motor and cable data, safety drawings, and controller project before ordering.
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