Product information
Overview
Key Features
- Motor performance: Optimum power is 2.5 kW at an optimum speed of 3,000 rpm; rated speed is 3,000 rpm (100 K).
- Encoder feedback: Absolute Encoder AM22DQ has 22 bits (resolution 4194304, encoder-internal 2048 S/R) plus 12 bits multi-turn with a traversing range of 4096 revolutions and DRIVE-CLiQ interface.
- Mechanical configuration: The motor has an IM B5 design (IM V1, IM V3), M23 connector size, rotatable signals and power connectors, and a shaft with fitted Feather key and tolerance N.
- Cooling and protection: Cooling is Natural cooling. Degree of protection is IP65 and DE flange IP67.
- Brake and temperature monitoring: The configuration is without holding brake and has a Pt1000 temperature sensor for temperature monitoring.
Technical Summary
| Product type | Permanent-magnet synchronous motor |
|---|---|
| Optimum power | 2.5 kW |
| Rated speed (100 K) | 3,000 rpm |
| Rated torque (100 K) | 8.0 Nm |
| Maximum torque | 32.0 Nm |
| Rated current | 7.6 A |
| Encoder system | Absolute Encoder AM22DQ: 22 bits + 12 bits multi-turn |
| Electrical interface | DRIVE-CLiQ interface; M23 connectors |
| Mounting | IM B5 (IM V1, IM V3) |
| Cooling | Natural cooling |
| Degree of protection | IP65 and DE flange IP67 |
| Holding brake | without holding brake |
Frequently Asked Questions
What encoder system does Siemens 1FK7064-4CF71-1FA2 have?
It has an absolute Encoder AM22DQ with 22 bits (resolution 4194304, encoder-internal 2048 S/R) plus 12 bits multi-turn and a DRIVE-CLiQ interface.
What mounting and connector configuration does this motor use?
It uses an IM B5 design (IM V1, IM V3), M23 connector size, and rotatable connectors for signals and power.
Does the 1FK7064-4CF71-1FA2 include a holding brake?
It is without holding brake.
What protection does this motor provide?
The degree of protection is IP65 and DE flange IP67.
What details should I include for a quotation?
Please provide the required quantity, destination and requested date for model-specific quotation review.
