HDS05.2-W300N-HT13-01-FW

HDS Drive Controllers

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Technical Specifications

Command Communication Interface
SERCOS

Controller Family
DIAX04

Cooling Method
Built-in Internal Air Blower

Line
05

Other Versions
None

Product Type
HDS Drive Controller

Rated Current
300 A

Version
2

Function ID Code
13

Product Group
HDS

Version of Function ID
1

Frequently Asked Questions

In which B2B applications does the HDS05.2-W300N-HT13-01-FW offer the biggest benefit?

This drive excels in high-power, high-precision motion systems (CNC milling, large robotic arms, automated packaging lines) where high current and fast real-time feedback (via SERCOS) are essential. It also suits applications needing modular expansion (e.g. holding brake, temperature monitoring) and strict EMC compliance.

What impact does altitude have on the performance of this controller?

At increased altitudes, air density decreases, reducing cooling efficiency of the blower; manuals often restrict installation height (e.g. below ~1000 m or provide correction factors) to ensure thermal management. Without adjusting for altitude, you may see earlier thermal shutdowns or need for lower continuous currents

What are the mechanical mounting constraints for the HDS controller in the control cabinet?

Use the DIAX04 specified mounting rails (e.g. SUP-M01-HD) and ensure clearance on top, bottom, front for air inlet/outlet as per manual; also ensure secure torque on connectors. Improper mounting (e.g. orientation, vibration) can impair heat dissipation or cause mechanical stress on internal blower.

What are real-world derating effects above certain ambient temperatures?

Above ~45 °C, the controller’s continuous current output reduces with each degree to avoid thermal overload; performance curves in the manuals show this impact. Running continually in hotter environments without accounting for derating may lead to reduced motor torque or overheating.

What safety/EMC challenges must be addressed when using the HDS05.2-W300N-HT13-01-FW in a factory setup?

The unit must comply with local machine safety, grounding, and EMC regulations as stipulated in “DIAX04 Drive Controllers EMC in Drive and Control Systems”; shielding, filter components, and filtering of motor cables are essential. Also, risk from high voltages requires guarding and disconnects per the planning manual.

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The HDS05.2-W300N-HT13-01-FW drive controller from Bosch Rexroth uses a SERCOS interface and operates with the DIAX04 controller family. It has a rated current of 300 A and is cooled by a built-in internal air blower. This unit is commonly applied in CNC machines, automated packaging lines, and robotic systems.