Lenze EVS9326-EP servo position controller
A Lenze 9300EP servo position controller documented at 11.0 kW with 320-528 V AC mains.
Lenze EVS9326-EP servo position controller
Rebuilt from individual evidence
Documented exact-reference evidence
The 9300EP manual lists EVS9326-EP as a supported device type.
The manual lists the EVS9326 type with an 11.0 kW motor-power value and 320-528 V AC mains.
- Exact reference
- EVS9326-EP
- Category
- Drives / VFD
- Evidence checked
- 2026-09-12
System role
This section explains what the product does and where it acts in the surrounding system.
- Function
- The 9300EP servo position controller drives a connected motor axis.
- System position
- It sits between a motion controller and the motor power stage.
- Upstream / inputs
- It receives position or motion commands from the upstream controller.
- Downstream / outputs
- It supplies controlled power to the motor axis.
- Limitations
- Unknown: The compatible motor, feedback device, and site wiring are not established by the cited manual.
Evidence ledger
Facts, inferences, and unknowns are kept separate.
Facts
The 9300EP manual lists EVS9326-EP as a supported device type.
- www.dtc.no — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
The manual lists the EVS9326 type with an 11.0 kW motor-power value and 320-528 V AC mains.
- www.dtc.no — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Inferences
These manual attributes place the unit in a servo drive stage between motion control and a connected motor.
- www.dtc.no — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Unknowns
Unknown: The compatible motor, feedback device, and site wiring are not established by the cited manual.
System position diagram
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flowchart LR
Upstream[Upstream control] --> Product[Documented product stage]
Product --> Downstream[Connected system load]View diagram labels
- Nodes
- Upstream control; Documented product stage; Connected system load
- Edges
- Upstream control to product stage; Product stage to connected load
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