The Kinetix 7000 high-power servo drives by Allen-Bradley are designed to provide support for motion applications that possess high power requirements. These drives feature power output ratings of up to 150 kilowatts, and they outspread the benefits of Kinetix Integrated Motion devices into a wider variety of applications than was possible before. The Allen-Bradley Kinetix 7000 servo drives fit flawlessly into the Allen-Bradley Integrated Architecture system. These drives are designed to provide support for synchronous permanent magnet motors as well as the asynchronous induction motors. They come with various safety features that help to protect the operators and at the same time to assist with productivity enhancements. The Kinetix 7000 high-power servo drives are specially made and intended to provide Kinetix Integrated Motion solutions for applications that operate on output power ranging between 22 and 149 kilowatts.

Other features of the Kinetix 7000 high-power servo drives include a continuous power output range of 112 to 150 kilowatts, and a 3-phase input power ranging between 380 and 480 Volts AC. They are designed to integrate flawlessly into the Logix platform to provide high-power single-axis cohesive motion. Additionally, the Kinetix 7000 servo drives feature the Kinetix control and PowerFlex power structure foundations, and they support both induction or asynchronous motors and permanent magnet or synchronous motors. They also incorporate the 8720MC Regenerative Power Supplies (RPS) to help provide power for the motors or to offer regenerative braking through the 8720MC line reactor which is required if the RPD module is used. There are also integral built-in features for safety, including the safe torque-off feature that is also SIL3 certified and needs an exterior safety relay to meet the EN954-1 and Category 3 standards. These safety measures help to prevent the drives from restarting after safety circuit trips.