2098-DSD-150-SE

The Allen-Bradley 2098-DSD-150-SE servo drive is part of the Ultra3000 series of servo drives. It incorporates SERCOS interface. This servo drive is powered by 240V AC input power (3-phase). An E44 error generally means lost motion, and it must be taken care of quickly because the motor may develop residual current on startup which damages the windings of the terminal. The input frequency of the 2098-DSD-150-SE generally ranges from 50-70Hz with 450V of bus overvoltage.

The 2098-DSD-150-SE is made of high-grade aluminum and it has 4 gauges. Supporting several machine control architectures such as Logix and SLC, the 2098-DSD-150-SE drives multimode indexing within certain time frames. It can work in a temperature range of 0-50 degrees Celsius, and it is approved for use in hazardous locations. Keep in mind that the 2098-DSD-150-SE is limited to 1 contactor cycle every 2 minutes. Communication can be established using the dedicated slots with ports such as the RS-232 and RS-485 slots, and by using DeviceNet as the interfacing medium with the SERCOS interface.

The 2098-DSD-150-SE uses the FQR-30 type fuse. Use all the connectors that have the acceptable codes and the appropriate circuit breakers due to the drive’s variable power supply. The CN1 connector is a 12-pin board that is used in certain applications where controlling 5V DC power is required. It is advised to check if the motor is load-free before startup to avoid residual current buildup.

The Allen-Bradley 2098-DSD-150-SE is a strong drive with an Input Voltage (AC) of 230-480 Voltage Root Means Square (Three-Phase), an Input Frequency (AC) of 47-63 Hertz, and a Nominal Input Current (AC) of 46 Amperes Root Means Square. It also has a healthy 65 Amperes (0-peak) Continuous Output Current and 150 Amperes (0-peak) Intermittent Output Current, all contained in its convenient 14.2 x 9.49 x 7.44 in (360.68 x 241.05 x 188.97 mm) dimensions.