The LXM32SU60N4 is a Lexium 32 servo drive engineered for high-performance motion control of brushless synchronous motors. This unit is designed for three-phase power supply operation, supporting a voltage range of 208 V to 480 V. With a power rating of 0.4 kW, the LXM32SU60N4 delivers precise speed, torque, and position regulation, making it a critical component for demanding automated machinery and robotics applications.
Features
Optimized for high-dynamic motion control
Compatible with three-phase power systems (208/480 V)
Compact form factor for high-density cabinet layouts
Integrated advanced control loops for rapid response times
Suitable for a wide range of industrial motion profiles
Applications
Material handling and conveyor systems
Packaging and bottling machinery
Robotic assembly arms
Printing and textile equipment
High-precision positioning tasks
Technical Specifications
Specification
Details
Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Range
Lexium
Subrange
32
Product Type
Servo drives
Power Rating
0.4 kW
Supply Voltage
208/480 V (Three-phase)
Dimensions
33 x 27.5 x 10.6 cm
Weight
2.40 kg
Commodity Code
85044095
Product Status
Active
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: Mount the drive vertically on a flat, grounded metal backplane to ensure optimal heat dissipation and electromagnetic shielding.
Ventilation: Maintain minimum clearance distances above and below the unit as specified in the official documentation to allow for adequate airflow.
Wiring: Keep motor power cables and encoder feedback cables physically separated to prevent signal interference. Use shielded cables for all motor connections.
Grounding: Ensure a low-impedance ground connection is established to the drive’s protective earth terminal to comply with safety and EMC standards.
Commissioning: Use the dedicated configuration software to perform auto-tuning of the motion loops before initial operation under full load.
FAQ
What is the primary function of the LXM32SU60N4 servo drive?
It provides precise motion control, including speed, torque, and position regulation for brushless synchronous motors.
What power supply configuration is required for this model?
The drive requires a three-phase power supply operating within the 208 V to 480 V range.
Is the Lexium 32 series currently supported by the manufacturer?
Yes, the LXM32SU60N4 is listed with an Active product phase status.
What is the power output rating for this servo drive?
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