0.1 kW servo drive for single-phase supply lines
The LXM16DU01M2X is a Schneider Electric Easy Lexium 16 motion servo drive rated at 0.1 kW nominal power at 220 V with an 8 kHz switching frequency. It runs on a single-phase 200-240 V supply, so it fits installations where three-phase power isn't available — think small indexing tables, pick-and-place axes, or lab automation on a bench supply. Continuous output current is 1.6 A, with a 3-second peak of 7.5 A at 220 V for acceleration transients. That peak-to-continuous ratio tells you the drive can handle short bursts of torque without oversizing the motor — useful for quick moves that settle before the thermal limit catches up.
Input current and circuit protection sizing
Line current is listed at 1.3 A at 220 V single phase, measured at 219.1 % of nominal load. That figure is what you size the upstream branch circuit protection for — a 2 A or 3 A supplementary protector per the drive's installation manual, not the motor's full-load amps. Supply frequency tolerance is 50/60 Hz ±5 %, with a wider network frequency window of 47.5-63 Hz. Overvoltage category III means the drive is rated for fixed-installation surge levels — it goes straight on the panel distribution, not downstream of an additional SPD. Maximum leakage current is 3.5 mA — below the 30 mA threshold for standard RCDs, but if multiple drives share one residual-current device the cumulative leakage can nuisance-trip it. Budget a dedicated 30 mA Type A RCD per drive or check the aggregate.
The drive ships in a compact housing format. No EMC filter is integrated — the order code suffix 'M2X' indicates the unfiltered variant, so you'll need an external line filter if the installation must meet EN 55011 Class A or B conducted emissions limits.