Allen-Bradley 2094-BMP5-M Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 Axis Module
SKU 2094-BMP5-M
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Manufacturer:
Allen-Bradley
Product No.:
2094-BMP5-M
Country of origin:United States
Product Type:
Axis Module
Barcode:
8537101190
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
2900g
Dimensions:
70 x 281 x 272 mm (W x H x D)
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The 2094-BMP5-M is a Bulletin 2094 axis module for Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 modular multi-axis servo drives. It contains the inverter power section required to operate an individual servo axis.
The module uses a nominal 650V DC input and provides 1.8 kW nominal continuous output power. Its current and velocity control loops regulate the inverter output according to the configured motion application.
An internal shunt circuit manages regenerative energy returned to the DC bus. The same inverter section is incorporated within the 2094-BC01-MP5-M integrated axis module.
Features
Bulletin 2094 axis-module inverter section
Compatible with Kinetix 6200 modular multi-axis servo drives
Compatible with Kinetix 6500 modular multi-axis servo drives
Separate velocity-loop and current-loop control
Integrated internal shunt circuit
Corresponding inverter section used in the 2094-BC01-MP5-M IAM
Selected according to application inverter power requirements
Applications
Modular multi-axis servo drive systems
Individual servo-axis power control
Coordinated machine motion
Automated positioning equipment
Packaging machinery
Material handling systems
Assembly machinery
Converting equipment
Ordering Information
Catalog Number
Description
2094-BMP5-M
Bulletin 2094 460V Axis Module
2094-BC01-MP5-M
IAM power module containing the corresponding inverter section
Technical Specifications
Drive and Control
Parameter
Specification
Brand
Allen-Bradley
Catalog Number
2094-BMP5-M
Product Type
Axis Module
Module Function
Inverter power section
Compatible Drive Families
Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500
Bulletin
2094
Voltage Class
460V
Velocity Loop Bandwidth
500 Hz
Current Loop Bandwidth
1300 Hz
PWM Frequency
8 kHz
Electrical Ratings
Parameter
Specification
Nominal Input Voltage
650V DC
Continuous Current, rms
2.8 A
Continuous Current, sine 0-pk
4.0 A
Peak Current, rms
7.0 A
Peak Current, 0-pk
9.9 A
Nominal Continuous Output Power
1.8 kW
Efficiency
98%
Short-Circuit Current Rating
200,000 A rms symmetrical
Internal Shunt
Parameter
Specification
Continuous Shunt Power
50 W
Peak Shunt Power
5.6 kW
Internal Shunt Resistance
115 ohm
Shunt Turn-On Voltage
805V DC
Shunt Turn-Off Voltage
765V DC
DC Bus Energy Storage
Parameter
Specification
Capacitance
75 uF
Capacitive Energy Absorption
10 J
Installation Guidelines
Confirm the catalog number before installing the axis module.
Select the module according to the application inverter power requirements.
Install the module only within a compatible Bulletin 2094 drive system.
Verify Kinetix 6200 or Kinetix 6500 system compatibility.
Confirm the power rail and adjacent module arrangement before installation.
Maintain sufficient connector clearance for the required cable bend radius.
Verify motor power and feedback connections before applying power.
Follow the applicable drive user manual during installation and commissioning.
FAQ
Which drive families use the module?
The module is designed for Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 modular multi-axis servo drive systems.
What is the nominal input voltage?
The nominal input voltage is 650V DC.
What continuous output power does the module provide?
The module provides 1.8 kW of nominal continuous output power.
Does the module include an internal shunt?
Yes. The internal shunt provides 50 W continuous power and 5.6 kW peak power.
What are the inverter current ratings?
The continuous current rating is 2.8 A rms. The peak current rating is 7.0 A rms.
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