Integrated servo motor
Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive motor
Servo motor with the drive built on, from 0.6 to 2.2 kW, for decentralised machine designs.
Key specifications
| Power | 600–2,200 W |
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Summarised in our own words from Schneider Electric SE's published data; series maxima, individual models vary. Last checked 2026-10-30. Source 1
Specify Motion is not affiliated with Schneider Electric SE. Schneider Electric (Lexium) and Lexium 32i integrated servo drive are used only to identify the product. Comparisons use published figures; always confirm against the current datasheet.
Typical applications
Alternatives that meet or exceed these figures
Engineers often come to us with a Schneider Electric (Lexium) part number and leave with an alternative that is easier to source, quicker to deliver or a better fit for the machine. These 3 series from our supply network are the closest match on published figures.
Kinco's current-generation AC servo motor line, matched to the JD2 and FD5P PRO drives. Small-inertia 40-80 mm frames run at 3000 rpm on 220 V; large-inertia 130 and 180 mm frames are 1500 rpm machines reaching 47.8 Nm rated and 7.5 kW, with 23-bit multi-turn absolute encoders as standard.
| Published maximum | Lexium 32i integrated servo drive | SMK Series AC Servo Motors (SMK40S/60S… |
|---|---|---|
| Rated torque | — | 47.8 Nm |
| Peak torque | — | 119.5 Nm |
| Speed | — | 6,000 rpm |
| Power | 2,200 W | 7,500 W meets or exceeds |
Low-voltage brushless DC servo motors for 48 or 96 VDC systems, with a 12-slot/10-pole design, matched to the Kinco FD1X5 drive and aimed at robotics, CNC and automated lines.
| Published maximum | Lexium 32i integrated servo drive | SMK Series Low-Voltage DC Servo Motors |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 2,200 W | 5,000 W meets or exceeds |
Kinco's established AC servo motor range from 40 to 180 mm frames, covering 50 W to 7.5 kW and up to 48 Nm rated torque. Standard feedback is a 2500-line incremental encoder with Hall commutation, with absolute options and a resolver on the 180 mm frame. Pairs with FD2S and CD2S drives.
| Published maximum | Lexium 32i integrated servo drive | SMH Series AC Servo Motors (SMH40S-SMH… |
|---|---|---|
| Rated torque | — | 48 Nm |
| Power | 2,200 W | 7,500 W meets or exceeds |
Figures are the highest published for each series and are not always measured the same way. A higher figure is not automatically a better choice: mounting, duty cycle, feedback, connectors and approvals matter too. An engineer will check the fit against your application before recommending anything.
What an integrated servo motor is
An integrated servo motor combines the servo motor, drive and feedback, and often a motion controller, in one housing. Power and communications connect directly to the motor, often over a single hybrid cable or a shared DC bus, so there is no separate drive in the cabinet. Control is by pulse, analogue, fieldbus or industrial Ethernet, and many units support stored motion profiles. The motor is usually brushless with an absolute or high-resolution encoder.
When engineers choose an integrated servo motor
Choose an integrated servo for distributed or modular machines, AGVs, and where cabinet space and wiring are limited. Fewer components and shorter cables simplify installation. The trade-offs are heat, power range and service: electronics sit on the motor in the machine environment, power is typically limited to a few hundred watts or a few kilowatts, and a failure means replacing the whole unit. For high-power or harsh-environment axes, separate drives are often better.
How to specify the Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive
Send these with your enquiry and an engineer can confirm the right Lexium 32i integrated servo drive variant or an equivalent:
- Power and continuous torque (W, Nm)
- Speed (rpm)
- Supply voltage: low-voltage DC or mains (V)
- Communication interface and protocol
- Feedback type and absolute position
- Safety functions such as STO
- IP code, ambient temperature and connectors
Common mistakes to avoid
- Mounting in a hot location and derating the integrated electronics
- Assuming all protocols are supported on all variants
- Leaving out STO where the risk assessment requires it
- Forgetting about spares when drive and motor are one part
Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive: frequently asked questions
What is the Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive?
Servo motor with the drive built on, from 0.6 to 2.2 kW, for decentralised machine designs. Published series figures include power 600 W, power 2,200 W. It is made by Schneider Electric SE; Specify Motion can help source it or propose an equivalent.
Who makes the Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive?
The Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive is made by Schneider Electric (Lexium) (Schneider Electric SE) and is listed here for engineers comparing options. Specify Motion is not affiliated with Schneider Electric SE; brand names are used only to identify the product.
What is the power of the Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive?
The published series minimum power is 600 W. Individual models and sizes in the Lexium 32i integrated servo drive range vary, so check the exact variant against your duty cycle, mounting and environment, or ask our engineers to confirm the right size for you.
Is there an alternative to the Schneider Electric (Lexium) Lexium 32i integrated servo drive?
Yes. On published figures, Kinco SMK Series AC Servo Motors (SMK40S/60S/80S, SMK130G, SMK180G) and Kinco SMK Series Low-Voltage DC Servo Motors are the closest match from our supply network. An engineer confirms the fit against your application before recommending anything.
What are the benefits of an integrated servo motor?
An integrated servo reduces cabinet space, wiring and installation time because the drive is built into the motor. Shorter motor cables reduce EMC issues. This suits modular and mobile machines. The trade-off is that the electronics share the motor's environment and the whole unit must be replaced on a fault.
Do integrated servo motors support safe torque off?
Many do, as an option on selected models. STO removes power that could produce torque without removing the supply, and is used as a safety function in machine guarding. Check the safety integrity level or performance level achieved and that the variant you choose includes it.
Further reading: How to select an integrated servo motor · How to select a servo motor · Servo and stepper motors
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