MR-J2-200CT Technical Specifications

The Mitsubishi MR-J2-200CT weighs 4.4 kilograms and works on a three-phase voltage supply of 200 to 230 VAC. The frequency of the incoming voltage supply must be 50 to 60 Hz. The speed frequency response of this model is 250 Hz, and it is controlled via a sine-wave PWM signal.

The servo amplifier can be commanded to jog in a particular direction at a specific pace through a contact input or an RS-422 (232C) connection. Overcurrent cutoff, servo motor overheat protection, regenerative fault prevention, Undervoltage protection, Overspeed protection, and excessive error protection are some safety features integrated into the servo module.

Installing and Operating Your Mitsubishi MR-J2-200CT

There is no loss of efficiency while using the MR-J2-200CT servo amplifier at altitudes up to 1,000 meters above sea level. The device must be mounted vertically in an IP54-rated control cabinet because of its low protection category (IP00). The model is at its best between 0 and +55 degrees Celsius. Ensure there is no dust, oil mist, or other reactive chemicals in the area where installation and operation will occur. Getting the best performance and the least vibration from the MR-J2-200CT requires a qualified technician to install and operate the unit.

For multiple servo amplifier installations, provide at least 100 mm of space between the top of each servo amplifier and the inside of the control cabinet. Use a fan to ensure that the temperature within the box does not rise over the ambient temperature. When setting up the control cabinet in a dirty or dusty area, be sure to flush the air out of the area before placing the box. The optimal temperature range for storing the Mitsubishi MR-J2-200CT servo drive module is -20 to +65 °C, with a maximum relative humidity of 90%. (noncondensing).