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Omron R88D-KT02H-Z G5 Servo Drive, 200 W
SKU: R88D-KT02H-ZUSD 360.00
Omron R88D-KT02H-Z Accurax G5 servo drive rated 200 W, with 200–240 VAC supply, analog/pulse command control and Safe Torque Off.
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Product Overview
The Omron R88D-KT02H-Z is a 200 W Accurax G5 servo drive for analog and pulse-command motion systems. It supports position, speed and torque control when paired with a compatible 200 W G5 servo motor and encoder feedback.
The drive uses a single- or three-phase 200–240 VAC supply at 50/60 Hz and provides 1.6 A rms continuous output current. Safe Torque Off is included; its wiring and validation must be designed as part of the complete machine safety function.
Match the motor power, voltage class, encoder type, cables and command interface before ordering. The KT interface is analog/pulse, not EtherCAT. For a 400 W drive in the same control family, see R88D-KT04H-Z; for EtherCAT command control, compare R88D-KN02H-ECT-Z.
Key Features
- Accurax G5 servo drive rated 200 W
- Single- or three-phase 200–240 VAC input, 50/60 Hz
- 1.6 A rms continuous output current
- Analog/pulse command interface with position, speed and torque control
- Safe Torque Off; IP20 panel-mounted housing
- SKU: R88D-KT02H-Z
- Series: Accurax G5 — KT analog/pulse servo drives
- Voltage: 240 VAC
Best-Fit Applications
- Small indexing or positioning axes controlled by a PLC pulse output or analog command.
- Replacement of a failed 200 W G5 KT drive after matching the complete motor, encoder and cable set.
- Machine axes requiring Safe Torque Off as part of a separately validated safety design.
Buying Checklist
- Match R88D-KT02H-Z with a compatible 200 W, 200 V-class G5 motor and the correct encoder and power cables.
- Choose R88D-KT04H-Z only when the axis requires a 400 W drive and the motor and supply are matched accordingly.
- Do not substitute an EtherCAT drive for this KT analog/pulse model without changing the controller interface and commissioning configuration.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Omron Corporation |
|---|---|
| Series | Accurax G5 — KT analog/pulse servo drives |
| Model / SKU | R88D-KT02H-Z |
| Rated output | 200 W |
| Supply voltage | Single- or three-phase 200–240 VAC (170–264 V), 50/60 Hz |
| Continuous output current | 1.6 A rms |
| Command interface | Analog / pulse |
| Control modes | Position, speed and torque |
| Power supply capacity | 0.5 kVA |
| Rated input current | 2.4 A single-phase / 1.3 A three-phase |
| Safety function | Safe Torque Off; validate the complete safety function |
| Operating temperature | 0 to +55 °C |
| Protection / weight | IP20 / approximately 0.8 kg |
FAQ for R88D-KT02H-Z
What motor power does R88D-KT02H-Z support?
It is the 200 W model. Pair it with a compatible 200 W G5 servo motor and verify the voltage class, encoder type and cable set; do not pair it with a 400 W motor merely because both use the G5 family name.
Does R88D-KT02H-Z accept EtherCAT commands?
No. KT denotes the analog/pulse command interface. R88D-KN02H-ECT-Z is the related 200 W EtherCAT variant, but changing to it requires a compatible controller and configuration.
Can I assume R88D-KT02H-Z is identical to a model without -Z?
Do not make that assumption from the suffix alone. Match the complete model on the drive and motor labels and confirm both against Omron's documentation before replacement; this page covers only R88D-KT02H-Z.
Does Safe Torque Off make the complete axis safety-rated by itself?
No. STO is one drive function. The safety performance of the machine depends on the complete circuit, diagnostics, stopping behaviour and validation.
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