BERGER LAHR FT2000 Modules
BERGER LAHR FT2000 Series: Comprehensive Module Range and Technical Overview The BERGER LAHR FT2000 series represents a mature generation of…
Model: USM4-14-3-20IB4-9LG
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Technical Dossier
The BERGER LAHR USM4 series represents a family of compact, high-torque AC servo motors engineered for precision motion control in heavy industrial environments. Deployed extensively across chemical processing plants, oil refineries, nuclear facility auxiliary systems, and continuous-process manufacturing lines, the USM4 platform established BERGER LAHR's position as a primary supplier of servo drive components to European and Asian heavy industry throughout the 1990s and 2000s. The series is characterized by its integrated resolver feedback, IP65-rated enclosure, and compatibility with the BERGER LAHR VRDM and WDP series servo amplifiers. Installed base remains substantial in legacy DCS and CNC retrofit applications where mechanical envelope constraints prevent direct substitution with modern servo platforms.
The USM4 series was introduced by BERGER LAHR (subsequently acquired by Schneider Electric / IMS) as a successor to the USM3 platform, addressing limitations in peak torque density and thermal management at sustained duty cycles. Early USM4 variants (circa 1993–1998) used a single-turn resolver with 12-bit resolution and were designed exclusively for analog ±10 V velocity command interfaces. Mid-generation revisions (1999–2004) introduced optional multi-turn absolute encoders and expanded the connector interface to support HIPERFACE and EnDat 2.1 protocols, enabling direct integration with Schneider Electric Lexium and Indramat DIAX04 drive platforms following the corporate consolidation period. Late-production USM4 units (2005–2010) incorporated revised winding insulation rated to Class H (180°C), extending service intervals in high-ambient-temperature installations. The series entered end-of-life status approximately 2011–2013, with Schneider Electric designating the BSH and BMH series as functional replacements. However, direct dimensional and electrical interchangeability is not guaranteed without drive parameter reconfiguration and mechanical adapter plates, making original USM4 spare units the preferred solution for in-service machinery.
The following SKUs represent verified, commonly stocked USM4 series configurations. Each entry reflects a distinct combination of frame size, winding, feedback type, shaft, and brake option as encoded in the BERGER LAHR part numbering convention.
USM4-14-3-20IB4-9LG: Frame 14, 3 Nm cont. torque, 20 V winding, resolver, IP65, no brake — primary listing SKU.
USM4-14-3-20IB4-9LGB: Frame 14, 3 Nm, 20 V, resolver, IP65, integrated spring-set holding brake.
USM4-14-3-40IB4-9LG: Frame 14, 3 Nm, 40 V winding variant for higher bus voltage amplifiers.
USM4-14-5-20IB4-9LG: Frame 14, 5 Nm continuous torque, 20 V, resolver, standard shaft.
USM4-14-5-20IB4-9LGB: Frame 14, 5 Nm, 20 V, resolver, IP65, spring-set brake option.
USM4-19-3-20IB4-9LG: Frame 19 (larger diameter), 3 Nm, 20 V, resolver, IP65, no brake.
USM4-19-5-20IB4-9LG: Frame 19, 5 Nm continuous, 20 V, resolver, standard flange.
USM4-19-5-40IB4-9LG: Frame 19, 5 Nm, 40 V winding, resolver, IP65 — high-bus-voltage variant.
USM4-19-8-20IB4-9LG: Frame 19, 8 Nm continuous torque, 20 V, resolver feedback.
USM4-19-8-20IB4-9LGB: Frame 19, 8 Nm, 20 V, resolver, IP65, integrated holding brake.
USM4-24-8-20IB4-9LG: Frame 24 (largest standard frame), 8 Nm, 20 V, resolver, no brake.
USM4-24-12-20IB4-9LG: Frame 24, 12 Nm continuous torque, 20 V, resolver, IP65.
USM4-24-12-20IB4-9LGB: Frame 24, 12 Nm, 20 V, resolver, IP65, spring-set brake.
USM4-24-16-20IB4-9LG: Frame 24, 16 Nm continuous torque, 20 V, resolver — high-torque variant.
USM4-24-16-40IB4-9LG: Frame 24, 16 Nm, 40 V winding, resolver, IP65 — for 400 V bus amplifiers.
USM4-19-5-20IB4-9LG-S1: Frame 19, 5 Nm, 20 V, resolver, stainless shaft option for food/pharma environments.
USM4-14-3-20IB4-9LG-K: Frame 14, 3 Nm, 20 V, resolver, keyway shaft variant.
The USM4 series has been formally discontinued by Schneider Electric / BERGER LAHR. OEM new-old-stock (NOS) inventory is finite and diminishing. DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated procurement channel for USM4 units sourced from decommissioned machinery, controlled-environment warehousing, and verified industrial surplus networks across Germany, France, and China. All units offered are subject to pre-sale inspection. For installations where the USM4 cannot be replaced without significant mechanical or electrical re-engineering — common in multi-axis gantry systems, legacy CNC lathes, and process line indexers — DriveKNMS provides lifecycle extension support including unit exchange, repair-and-return, and long-term consignment stocking agreements. Customers operating fleets of USM4-equipped machines are advised to establish a buffer stock strategy; DriveKNMS can assist with fleet audits and recommended spare quantities based on MTBF data for this series.
Each USM4 unit processed by DriveKNMS undergoes a structured inspection and functional verification protocol specific to the series architecture. Resolver excitation and output signal integrity are verified using a dedicated resolver analyzer at 7 Vrms / 10 kHz reference frequency, confirming transformation ratio, phase shift, and null voltage within BERGER LAHR factory tolerances. Winding resistance and insulation resistance (IR) are measured per phase at 500 VDC megger test, with IR values below 100 MΩ triggering rejection. Bearing condition is assessed via vibration signature analysis at no-load run-up to rated speed. Brake holding torque (where fitted) is verified against the rated static torque specification. Encoder interface continuity and signal quality are confirmed for units equipped with HIPERFACE or EnDat options. All test results are documented and available to customers on request. Units that do not pass all test stages are quarantined and not offered for sale.