The MAC802, MAC1202 and MAC1403 represent JVL’s new generation of integrated DC servo motors. Designed for low-voltage operation from 12–60 VDC (typically 24–48 VDC), they combine motor, controller, power electronics and encoder in one compact unit. This significantly reduces cabling, cabinet size and installation time.
Performance data:
MAC802: approx. 750 W continuous power, 2.4 Nm nominal torque, up to 7.2 Nm peak, length approx. 156 mm.
MAC1202: approx. 1180 W continuous power, 3.82 Nm nominal torque, up to 11.46 Nm peak, length approx. 190 mm.
MAC1403: approx. 1500 W continuous power, 4.78 Nm nominal torque, up to 14.34 Nm peak, length approx. 200 mm.
Peak power can reach up to 4500 W depending on the model. The speed range is 0–3000 RPM (max. 3600 RPM).
Key features:
Fully integrated design with built-in servo controller, power stage and battery-free multi-turn absolute encoder.
Support for multiple industrial Ethernet protocols such as EtherCAT, Profinet, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP.
Integrated ePLC for standalone, decentralized motion and application control inside the motor.
STO safety function (Safe Torque Off).
Robust industrial housing with IP55, optional IP66/IP67, and M12/M16 connectors.
Wide selection of interface and option modules: RS485, traditional fieldbuses, digital I/Os, CANopen, IO-Link, wireless extensions and more.
Application advantages:
With their decentralized architecture and compact, all-in-one design, these motors are ideal for compact machinery, mobile or battery-powered equipment, and modern Industry-4.0 systems. They help to reduce wiring complexity, improve EMC performance and simplify installation.
