SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00 Advanced motor control technology

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Brand: Schneider/ELAU
Model: SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00
Rated Voltage: 480 Vrms
Max. Current: 61 Arms
Stall Current: 17.6 Arms
Rated Speed: 3000 Revolution Per Minute (rpm)
Max. Speed: 4000 Revolution Per Minute (rpm)
Stall Torque: 27.8 Nm
Rated Power: 4.05 kW

Categories: ELAU
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Product Overview | Schneider EALU Series SH140/30270 High Performance Servo Motor

Core Positioning:
Schneider Electric”s EALU series servo motor, model SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00, is a high-precision, high-reliability drive solution tailored for industrial automation. By integrating Schneider”s advanced motor control technology with the modular EALU design,
this motor excels in scenarios demanding dynamic response, precise positioning, and long-term stability.

Model Analysis | Decoding the SH140/30270 Configuration

1. SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00 Series Designation: SH140

Represents the medium-to-large power range, with an estimated power output of 0.75kW–3kW.

2. Core Parameter Code: 30270

This code encompasses critical specifications such as speed, torque, and encoder resolution.
For example, it may indicate:

Rated speed: 3000 rpm
Rated torque: 2.7 Nm
(Actual values depend on the full parameter set.)

3. Configuration Fields: 0/1/00/00/00/00/00

These digits define additional options, including but not limited to:

Voltage level
Protection rating (e.g., IP65)
Communication protocol (e.g., EtherCAT, CANopen)
Functional add-ons (e.g., brakes, oil seals).

Although servo motors and stepper motors both use permanent magnets in their rotors and requiredriver circuitsto operate, they have fundamental differences in design, resulting in performance differences.Motor designStepper motors can be commanded to move to a certain position, stop, and then hold, while servo motors need to be told to “find” the target position viaencoders. The first major difference you will notice is that servo motors require an encoder, which adds length to the motor.The second major difference is the number of poles. The poles discussed here are “magnetic poles,” which can be defined as the north or south magnetic pole on the rotor. These magnetic poles provide specific stable points where the magnetic flux from the stator will interact with the rotor.To understand the difference in pole count between a stepper motor and a servo motor, we need to take a deeper look at the design of each motor. The image to the left shows the construction of a stepper motor, and the image to the right shows a cross-section of the rotor and stator.Stepper motor

Technical Features | Precision Control Meets High Efficiency

1. Core Performance Parameters

Power & Torque:

SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00 Rated power: Estimated 1.5kW–2.2kW (refer to selection manual).
Rated torque: 2.7 Nm (example; actual value based on code “270”).
Peak torque: Exceeds 3× rated torque for short-term overload demands.

Speed Range:

Rated speed: 3000 rpm (supports high-speed light-load or low-speed heavy-load modes).
Speed ratio: 1:5000 (stepless regulation for multi-condition switching).

Application Scenarios | Powering Industry 4.0

1. CNC Machining & Precision Tools

Typical Uses:

Spindle drives
Feed axis control
Five-axis machining centers

Advantages:

SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00 High rigidity and low vibration ensure surface finish quality (Ra ≤ 0.8 μm).
Full closed-loop control eliminates mechanical errors (e.g., screw backlash).

2.. New Energy & Environmental Equipment

Typical Uses:

Wind turbine pitch systems
Sewage treatment agitators
Solar tracking brackets

Advantages:

SH070/60010/0/0/00/00/00/10/00 Wide temperature range (-20°C to +60°C) for extreme environments.
Corrosion-resistant coating extends outdoor lifespan.