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Schneider LXM28AU07M3X Lexium 28 Servo Drive, 0.75 kW

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Schneider Lexium 28 motion servo drive, single/three phase, 0.75 kW, 4.5 A continuous output, 16 kHz switching frequency.

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Specifications

LXM28AU07M3X key specifications
Parameter	Value
Range of product	Lexium 28
Product or component type	Motion servo drive
Output voltage	3280.84...6561.68 ft (> 1000...2000 m) 1 % per 100 m
Supply voltage limits	200...255 V three phase 170...255 V single phase
Supply voltage	200...240 V - 10...15 %)three phase 200...240 V - 20...15 %)single phase
Line current	6 A 181.8 % 220 V, single phase 6 A 160.6 % 220 V, three phase
Output current 3s peak	13.5 A 220 V
Maximum leakage current	1.3 mA
Continuous output current	4.5 A 16 kHz
Nominal power	0.75 kW 220 V 16 kHz
Continuous power	750 W 220 V
Supply frequency	50/60 Hz - 5...5 %

All specifications

LXM28AU07M3X additional specifications
Parameter	Value
Network frequency	47.5...63 Hz
Switching frequency	16 kHz
Phases	Single phase Three phase
EMC filter	Without EMC filter
Category	US1PC5118262
Device short name	LXM28A
Format of the drive	Compact housing
Overvoltage category	III

Product details

Friend, this LXM28AU07M3X Schneider Lexium 28 drive pulls double duty on power input — single phase (170-255 V) or three phase (200-255 V) — and delivers 0.75 kW continuous at 16 kHz with 4.5 A continuous output and a 13.5 A peak for three seconds. Overvoltage category III and a compact housing make it a flexible choice for machine builders who need tight panel integration.

Panel & mounting

Compact housing fits standard panel layout. Note that the drive ships without an EMC filter — plan external filtering if your installation requires compliance with CE or other EMC standards. On single-phase supply, line current runs about 6 A at 220 V; on three-phase it's similar. Use that to size upstream protection and conductors.