Voltage Range:200 to 230VAC
Frequency:50/60Hz
Current Consumption:Max. 17A
Rotational Speed:Up to 3000 rpm
Communication Protocol:SSCNET III/H
Ambient Temperature Range:0°C to +55°C
Load Capacity:Up to 60Nm
Weight:Approx. 1.5kg
Dimensions:105mm x 100mm x 65mm
Introducing the Mitsubishi MR-J2S-60A AC Servo Drive, a state-of-the-art solution designed to enhance productivity and precision in demanding industrial settings. This servo drive is engineered to offer unparalleled performance and reliability, making it an ideal choice for advanced automation applications across various sectors.
Featuring an innovative design that supports a broad spectrum of industrial machinery, the MR-J2S-60A is equipped with a high-efficiency control system, enabling smooth operation and optimal energy utilization. Its compatibility with a wide range of Mitsubishi servo motors ensures seamless integration into existing systems, facilitating easy setup and maintenance.
With its robust SSCNET III/H communication interface, the drive seamlessly connects with other devices, streamlining the control process and enhancing overall system efficiency. The servo drive’s ability to handle high output torques makes it suitable for heavy-duty tasks, ensuring consistent performance even under challenging conditions.
Engineered with precision, the MR-J2S-60A is designed to operate within a temperature range of -10°C to +60°C, providing durability in varied environments. It boasts a rated current of approximately 3.5A, which is sufficient for driving most medium-sized servomotors efficiently. Additionally, the power consumption of around 120W contributes to lower operational costs compared to similar products in the market.
The drive’s protection class IP20 safeguards it against dust and splashing water, ensuring reliable performance in industrial environments prone to dust and moisture. This feature, combined with its compact size, makes it a versatile addition to any automation setup, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.
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