Schneider Electric BSH1402P11F2A Lexium 05 BSH 14.9 N·m 1500 rpm 140 mm Brake Untapped Shaft Servo Motor

The BSH1402P11F2A is a Schneider Electric Lexium 05 BSH low-inertia AC servo motor rated for 14.9 N·m continuous stall torque at 1500 rpm nominal speed, built on a 140 mm international standard flange. It uses a untapped shaft and ships with brake, paired with Lexium servo drives via a single-turn SinCos Hiperface absolute encoder.

Selection Notes

At 14.9 N·m continuous stall torque on a 140 mm flange, this is the low-inertia class of the Lexium 05 line, suited to fast point-to-point and cyclic motion (pick-and-place, indexing) rather than constant-load conveying. The untapped shaft is intended for clamp-type couplings on this 140 mm frame, avoiding the stress riser a keyway introduces at this torque level; choose a keyed-shaft BSH10xx motor instead if the application already uses keyed couplings. It ships with brake: pick this variant for vertical or overhauling axes where the load must hold position when the LXM05/LXM15 drive is de-energized (23 N·m holding torque). For a horizontal axis where the drive's own regenerative braking is sufficient, the equivalent no-brake variant saves the added length and brake pull-in power. The single-turn SinCos Hiperface absolute encoder (131,072 counts/revolution) reports exact shaft angle within one mechanical turn without a battery, so the drive reads position on power-up without a separate homing move for single-turn travel. Continuous stall current is 13.2 A and maximum permanent current 44.1 A: size the paired LXM05/LXM15 drive to this continuous rating rather than the frame's peak figure, and re-check drive sizing before substituting a different torque variant of this same 140 mm flange into an existing design.