Siemens Enhances ELV Drive Solutions for ASEAN Mobile Automation

Siemens Expands ELV Drive Portfolio for Mobile Applications in ASEAN Factories \\[Siemens has recently expanded its Extra-Low-Voltage (ELV) drive portfolio with the introduction of the Sinamics E210 converter and Simotics E-1EE1 servomotors. This new solution is specifically designed to support 24 V and 48 V battery-powered mobile systems such as Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), and driverless transport systems. The combination of these components aims to streamline engineering efforts and enhance safety features, making it a compelling option for factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia.\\[The Sinamics E210 converter is a compact, regenerative device that can control traction, wheel drives, steering, lifting, and auxiliary axes. It is designed to work directly with 24 V and 48 V battery systems, eliminating the need for additional voltage conversion. This not only simplifies system design but also improves energy efficiency. The converter includes integrated safety functions, supports PROFIsafe, and offers PROFINET IRT communication, making it easy to integrate into the TIA Portal and the Simove modular system.\\[Complementing the Sinamics E210, the Simotics E-1EE1 servomotors are available in shaft heights ranging from 40 to 63, extending the power and torque capabilities of the ELV motor range. These motors are equipped with an absolute 14-bit BiSS-C safety encoder and a dual-channel internal design, supporting safety-related applications up to SIL 2. An electronic nameplate allows the Sinamics E210 to automatically read motor data during parameterization, further reducing setup time. Optional features such as holding brakes, gearbox variants, and connection options provide flexibility to adapt to various vehicle and machine designs.\\[For factories in ASEAN, this integrated drive solution offers several key benefits. In Thailand, where the automotive and electronics industries are rapidly adopting automation, the Sinamics E210 and Simotics E-1EE1 can help reduce integration complexity and improve operational efficiency. In Vietnam, where the manufacturing sector is growing, these solutions can support the implementation of advanced safety features and scalable system designs. In Indonesia, where the food packaging and medical industries are expanding, the energy-efficient and safety-focused design of these components can be particularly advantageous. In Malaysia, where there is a strong focus on semiconductor and mold-die manufacturing, the high precision and reliability of the Sinamics E210 and Simotics E-1EE1 can enhance production quality and throughput.\\[In summary, the new ELV drive solution from Siemens provides a comprehensive and integrated approach to mobile automation, combining drive control, safety, and automation integration in a single platform. For factory buyers in ASEAN, this means reduced engineering effort, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced safety, all of which contribute to more efficient and future-proof operations. For more information, visit siemens.com.\\[