A06B-0276-B510
Description

Main Technical Specifications
Model: A06B-0276-B510 (AiS50/3000HV)
Rated Continuous Output Power: 14 kW
Rated Continuous Torque: 75 Nm; Maximum Torque: 215 Nm
Rated Speed: 2000 rpm; Maximum Speed: 3000 rpm
Rated Voltage: Three-phase 400 V AC (320–460 V system)
Rated Current: 18 A; Peak Current: 54 A
Back-EMF Constant: 66 V
Resistance: 0.1 Ω
Encoder: Built-in aiA1000 incremental encoder
Shaft: Straight shaft (ST) with keyway (KEY)
Brake: 24V DC electromagnetic holding brake
Cooling: Forced convection (external cooling fan)
Protection Class: IP65 (dust-tight, splash-proof)
Insulation Class: F (155 °C)
Rotor Inertia: 0.0145 kg·m²
Approximate Weight: 52 kg
Power Supply: 320–460 V ~, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz
Product Features
High-Voltage Operation: Optimized for 400V-class systems, reducing current and enabling longer cable runs.
High Torque Density: 75 Nm continuous torque in a compact frame, suitable for heavy feed axes and high-load applications.
Straight Shaft with Keyway: Ensures secure load connection and precise torque transmission, simplifying installation.
Forced Air Cooling: Integrated external fan enhances heat dissipation, allowing sustained high-power operation and reducing thermal buildup.
24V DC Holding Brake: Prevents vertical axis free fall during power-off, ensuring safety for Z-axis and lifting applications.
High-Resolution Encoder: Built-in aiA1000 encoder delivers accurate position and speed feedback for precise motion control.
Rugged IP65 Construction: Protects against dust, coolant, and oil mist in harsh industrial environments.
Low Rotor Inertia: Enables fast acceleration/deceleration for high-speed machining and dynamic motion control.
Wide System Compatibility: Matches FANUC 0i-D, 30i-B series CNC and αi-B series 400V servo amplifiers.
High Durability: Sealed bearings and F-class insulation ensure long-term stable operation in demanding conditions.
Application Scope
CNC Machine Tools: High-speed machining centers, CNC lathes, and heavy-duty feed axes requiring prolonged high-power operation and brake holding.
High-Voltage Automation: Gantry systems, vertical linear motion platforms, and packaging machinery requiring 400V power, enhanced cooling, and brake function.
Industrial Robotics: Robot arms, vertical axes, and heavy-load auxiliary axes in high-voltage automation cells with continuous-duty and safety brake requirements.
Special Machines: Material handling equipment, process machinery, and automation lines with high-speed, high-load, long-cycle, and vertical holding demands.
Installation Instructions
Mount the motor on a rigid, flat base to avoid resonance and misalignment.
Keep the mounting surface clean, flat, and free of debris or deformation.
Align the straight shaft with the load; use a flexible coupling to compensate for minor misalignment.
Tighten flange bolts evenly to the specified torque to prevent housing distortion.
Reserve sufficient clearance around the motor and cooling fan for unobstructed airflow and maintenance access; do not block fan vents.
Ensure the cooling fan is connected to a dedicated power supply for continuous operation during motor use.
For vertical axis installation, verify brake alignment and wiring to ensure reliable holding performance.
Wiring Requirements
Perform all wiring with the power disconnected; 400V poses an electric shock risk.
Use FANUC-approved power, encoder, fan, brake, and ground cables.
Connect the three-phase power lines (U, V, W) and protective earth (PE) securely.
Route encoder signal cables separately from main power cables to avoid electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Connect the cooling fan wires to a dedicated power supply; ensure correct polarity to avoid fan damage.
Connect the 24V DC brake wires to a dedicated power supply; confirm correct voltage and polarity for proper brake engagement and release.
Ensure all wiring terminals are tightly fastened with good insulation performance (≥100 MΩ at 500 VDC).
Follow FANUC’s official standard wiring specifications for servo motor connections.
Working Environment
Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +40 °C
Storage Temperature: −20 °C to +60 °C (non-condensing)
Humidity: ≤80% RH (non-condensing)
Altitude: ≤1000 m (derate output above 1000 m)
Atmosphere: Free of corrosive gases, explosive dust, or excessive oil mist
Vibration: ≤5G (avoid long-term strong mechanical vibration and impact)
Operation Guidelines
Operate the motor strictly within rated voltage, torque, and speed limits; do not overload continuously.
Perform a no-load trial run after installation to check for abnormal noise, vibration, or excessive temperature rise.
Monitor the motor housing, cooling fan, and brake temperature during operation; ensure surface temperature ≤100 °C.
Avoid excessive start-stop cycles to prevent overheating and mechanical wear.
Set servo amplifier parameters correctly based on the motor model and actual load conditions.
Ensure the cooling fan is operational before motor startup; do not run the motor with the fan disabled.
Verify brake release before motor operation and brake engagement after motor stop for vertical axis safety.
Maintenance Instructions
Regularly cut off the power and clean dust, oil stains, and coolant from the motor housing, cooling fan, and brake assembly.
Periodically check the mounting bolts, coupling tightness, encoder connectors, fan wiring, and brake wiring for security.
Listen for abnormal bearing noise or fan vibration and inspect for excessive motor vibration during operation.
Regularly use the CNC system’s diagnostic function to check encoder signal quality and positioning stability.
Inspect the cooling fan blades for damage or debris buildup periodically to maintain airflow efficiency.
Test the brake function regularly to ensure reliable engagement and release; replace brake components if performance degrades.
Do not disassemble the motor, fan, brake, or encoder privately; this will damage precision components and void the warranty.
Safety Precautions
Only qualified personnel trained in 400V systems may install, wire, or maintain the motor.
Disconnect all power before maintenance or wiring work; wait for capacitors to fully discharge.
Never touch the rotating shaft, cooling fan blades, brake components, or live electrical components during motor operation.
Ensure reliable grounding to prevent electric shock and reduce EMI.
Do not modify the motor’s internal structure, fan circuit, brake circuit, or encoder configuration arbitrarily.
Keep the motor and cables away from flammable materials and high-temperature heat sources.
Ensure the cooling fan and brake are fully functional before motor operation to avoid overheating, free fall, and damage.
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