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Schneider Electric LXM16DU02M2X Lexium 16D LXM16D 0.2 kW 1-Phase 200-240 V Servo Drive
Schneider Electric LXM16DU02M2X Lexium 16D LXM16D 0.2 kW 1-Phase 200-240 V Servo Drive
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- Description
The Schneider Electric LXM16DU02M2X is a single-phase 200-240 V Lexium 16D servo drive rated for 0.2 kW continuous power and a 1.6 A continuous output current, with a 7.5 A three-second peak for BCH16 servo motors up to the 60 mm frame. It integrates a Mini-B USB port for Modbus commissioning and six programmable digital inputs.
Technical Specifications
| Reference | LXM16DU02M2X |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
| Range | Lexium 16D |
| Device Short Name | LXM16D |
| Format | Compact housing |
| Rated Supply Voltage | 220 V (-15...+10%), single phase |
| Supply Voltage Limits | 200-240 V single phase |
| Line Current | 2.5 A (206.1% overload) at 220 V |
| Continuous Output Current | 1.6 A |
| Output Current 3s Peak | 7.5 A at 220 V |
| Continuous Power | 200 W at 220 V |
| Nominal Power | 0.2 kW at 220 V, 8 kHz |
| Switching Frequency | 8 kHz |
| Discrete Inputs | 6 programmable + 2 pulse-train input (CN1), 24 V DC |
| Discrete Outputs | 3, logic 12-24 V DC + pulse-train output (CN1) |
| Physical Interface | Mini-B USB, Modbus serial line slave |
| Type of Cooling | Natural convection |
| IP Degree of Protection | IP20 |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 52 x 150 x 155.2 mm |
| Net Weight | 1 kg |
| Ambient Air Temperature for Operation | 0-40 °C without derating, 40-55 °C with derating |
| Product Compatibility | Servo motor BCH16, 60 mm frame, 1 motor stack |
Certifications & Standards
- CE
- IEC 61800-5-1
Selection Notes
At 0.2 kW continuous power, the LXM16DU02M2X pairs with the 60 mm BCH16 servo motor frame rather than the 40 mm frame used by the smallest drive in the range. The continuous output current stays at 1.6 A, so the extra power headroom over the entry-level variant comes from a higher line current draw (2.5 A vs 1.3 A) rather than a change in output rating. Natural-convection cooling and the 7.5 A three-second peak are unchanged from the smaller unit, so sizing should be based on the motor frame needed, not the kW label alone.